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The Home Hazards Bill
Doctors get immunity when asking about home hazards
Creates provisions relating to immunity from liability for health care professionals who inquire about potential dangers in patients' homes
Mixed: some good, some bad ·
If passed, doctors and nurses could not be sued for asking patients about dangerous conditions in their homes.
Our take
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The bill protects health workers from lawsuits, so they may feel safer asking about unsafe homes, but it also limits patients' ability to sue if something goes wrong.
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The facts
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- Provides immunity from liability for health care professionals.
- Applies when they inquire about potential dangers in patients' homes.
- Introduced in the Missouri House and referred to the Emerging Issues committee.
- Sponsored by Rep. Gregg Bush (D).
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