HRS §349-42
Cognitive tests for patients at wellness visits
This section says that when a qualified patient gets a cognitive assessment during their annual wellness visit, the doctor must use a standard, proven test. The patient can say no to the test after being told what it is for, its benefits, and any risks.
The statute, as written — Cognitive assessments for qualified patients
(a) The cognitive assessment provided to qualified patients at an annual wellness visit shall be conducted using standardized, validated assessment tools. (b) A qualified patient may decline the use of a standardized, validated cognitive assessment tool after being informed of its purpose, benefits, and any risks.
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