C.R.S. Section 25-2-120
Reports of electroconvulsive treatment


(1)

Any person who performs electroconvulsive treatment in the state of Colorado shall file a report with the department of public health and environment setting forth the data required by subsection (2) of this section. An institution in which electroconvulsive treatment is performed shall be the reporting entity for all electroconvulsive treatments performed at that institution.

(2)

Such reports shall be made to the department of public health and environment on forms prescribed by the department within thirty days after January 1 and July 1 of each year on a semiannual basis and shall contain the following detailed information for each reporting period:

(a)

The total number, broken down by inpatient and outpatient and exclusive of substance abuse, of adult psychiatric admissions, minor children psychiatric admissions, and readmissions of both;

(b)

The number of patients within each category of paragraph (a) of this subsection (2) who received electroconvulsive treatment;

(c)

Statistical information on each patient receiving electroconvulsive treatment including, but not limited to, the following:

(I)

Diagnosis;

(II)

Number of electroconvulsive treatments;

(III)

Age;

(IV)

Sex;

(V)

Ethnicity;

(VI)

Whether such patient was voluntary or involuntary;

(VII)

Whether or not such patient was capable of giving his written informed consent;

(VIII)

Whether or not any complications resulted from such electroconvulsive treatment, such as cardiac arrest, fracture, apnea, memory loss, or death (including autopsy results with particular attention to the brain);

(IX)

The method of payment for such electroconvulsive treatment and, if applicable, the name of the insurance company making such payments.

(3)

The name of the patient receiving electroconvulsive treatment shall remain confidential information and shall not be disclosed to the department, any other agency or individual. The forms prescribed by subsection (2) of this section shall not require any information which would disclose, directly or indirectly, the identity of the patient.

Source: Section 25-2-120 — Reports of electroconvulsive treatment, https://leg.­colorado.­gov/sites/default/files/images/olls/crs2023-title-25.­pdf (accessed Oct. 20, 2023).

25‑2‑101
Short title
25‑2‑102
Definitions
25‑2‑103
Centralized registration system for all vital statistics - office of state registrar of vital statistics created - appointment of registrar - rules
25‑2‑104
Registration of vital statistics
25‑2‑105
Vital statistics, reports, and certificates - forms and information to be included
25‑2‑106
Reports of marriage
25‑2‑106.5
Reports of civil unions
25‑2‑107
Reports of adoption, dissolution of marriage, parentage, and other court proceedings affecting vital statistics - tax on court action affecting vital statistics
25‑2‑107.5
Reports of dissolution of civil unions, legal separation of civil unions, or declarations of invalidity of civil unions - fee
25‑2‑110
Certificates of death
25‑2‑110.5
Fetal deaths - treatment of remains
25‑2‑111
Dead bodies - disposition - removal from state - records
25‑2‑111.5
Transfer of fetal tissue from induced termination of pregnancy - legislative declaration
25‑2‑112
Certificates of birth - filing - establishment of parentage - notice to collegeinvest
25‑2‑112.3
Certificates of stillbirth - filing - delayed registration - rules
25‑2‑112.5
Social security account numbers - acknowledgments of paternity - to be furnished
25‑2‑112.7
Crime of misrepresentation of material information in the preparation of a birth certificate - definitions
25‑2‑113
New certificates of birth following adoption - parentage determination
25‑2‑113.5
Limited access to information upon consent of all parties - voluntary adoption registry - definitions
25‑2‑113.8
Birth certificate modernization act - new birth certificate following a change in gender designation - short title - definition
25‑2‑114
Delayed registration of births and deaths
25‑2‑115
Alteration of reports and certificates - amended reports and certificates
25‑2‑116
Institutions to keep records - persons to furnish information
25‑2‑117
Certified copies furnished - fee
25‑2‑118
Penalties
25‑2‑120
Reports of electroconvulsive treatment
25‑2‑121
Fee adjustments - vital statistics records cash fund created
25‑2‑122
Heirloom birth and marriage certificates - funds created - report - rules - definitions
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Current through Fall 2024

§ 25-2-120’s source at colorado​.gov