Ariz. Admin. Code § R9-1-303 - Public Health Records Disclosure
A. A.R.S. Title 39, Chapter 1, Article 2,
governs the Department's disclosure of public health records, except for:
1. Disclosure of public health records under
A.R.S. §§
36-104(9)
and
36-105;
2. Disclosure of vital records, as defined in
A.R.S.
36-301,
under A.R.S. §§
36-324,
36-342,
and
36-351;
3. At the direction of the Human Subjects
Review Board, disclosure of public health records that are not de-identified
when:
a. The public health records are sought
for research, and
b. The disclosure
meets the requirements of
45
CFR 164.512(i)(2);
4. Disclosure of medical marijuana
records under A.R.S. §
36-2810;
or
5. Other disclosures prohibited
by state or federal law.
B. For disclosure of public health records
under A.R.S. Title 39, Chapter 1, Article 2, an individual shall submit to the
Department a public records request that contains:
1. The request date;
2. The requester's name, and if applicable,
the requester's mailing address, e-mail address, and telephone
number;
3. If applicable, the name,
address, and telephone number of the requester's organization;
4. A specific identification of the public
health records to be disclosed, including the description and dates of the
records;
5. Whether the public
health records identified in subsection (B)(4) will be used for commercial
purposes;
6. If the requester
indicates under subsection (B)(5) that the public health records will be used
for commercial purposes, an explanation of each commercial purpose;
7. The requester's signature; and
8. If the requester indicates under
subsection (B)(5) that the public health records will be used for a commercial
purpose:
a. A jurat, as defined in A.R.S.
§
41-311,
completed by an Arizona notary; or
b. A notarization from another state
indicating that the notary:
i. Verified the
signer's identity,
ii. Observed the
signing of the document, and
iii.
Heard the signer swear or affirm the truthfulness of the document.
C. Within 15
business days after the Department receives a public records request that meets
the requirements in subsection (B) or at a later time agreed upon by the
Department and the individual requesting the records, the Department shall
respond to the request by:
1. Sending by
regular mail or electronic mail to the address provided in subsection (B)(2):
a. An acknowledgement that the Department
received the public records request;
b. A list of categories of public health
records that are not subject to disclosure; and
c. For the public health records requested
that are subject to disclosure, a statement that the Department will notify the
individual when disclosure will be provided; or
2. Providing:
a. A list of categories of public health
records that are not subject to disclosure; and
b. For the public health records requested
that are subject to disclosure, disclosure of the records.
D. The Department shall ensure
that public health records disclosed pursuant to a public records request are
de-identified.
E. For copies of
public health records disclosed pursuant to a public records request:
1. If the copies are for a commercial
purpose, the Department shall charge:
a. The
amount determined according to A.R.S. §
39-121.03,
and
b. Based on the requester's
explanation under subsection (B)(6);
2. If the copies are not for a commercial
purpose, the Department shall charge twenty-five cents per page; or
3. If the copies are for a purpose stated in
A.R.S. §
39-122(A),
the Department shall not impose a charge.
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