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§  381.  Maternity  homes;  records  and  reports.  Every  hospital or  lying-in asylum whether incorporated or unincorporated  where  women  or  girls  may  be received, cared for or treated during pregnancy or during  or after delivery and every person licensed to carry on like work  under  the  provisions  of  article twenty-eight of the public health law shall  keep a record showing the full  and  true  name  and  address  including  street and number, if any, of every such woman or girl and of each child  of  such  woman  or girl received, admitted or born on the premises, the  full and true names and addresses and the religious faith of the parents  of every such child, the dates of reception, admission or birth  and  of  discharge  or  departure of each such woman, girl or child, the full and  true names and addresses of the person or persons by whom any such child  is removed or taken away, the amount paid  for  the  care  of  any  such  woman,  girl  or  child and the full and true names and addresses of the  person or persons making such payment or payments; and shall  keep  such  further  record as may be required by regulations of the department. The  department may, through its authorized  agents  and  employees,  at  all  reasonable  times, inspect and examine such records and may require from  such licensed person or from such hospital and its directors,  officers,  trustees,  employees,  manager,  superintendent,  owner  or other person  responsible for its operation, all information in their possession  with  reference to any such child not taken away or removed from such hospital  by his parents or parent.

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > New-york > Sos > Article-6 > Title-1 > 381

§  381.  Maternity  homes;  records  and  reports.  Every  hospital or  lying-in asylum whether incorporated or unincorporated  where  women  or  girls  may  be received, cared for or treated during pregnancy or during  or after delivery and every person licensed to carry on like work  under  the  provisions  of  article twenty-eight of the public health law shall  keep a record showing the full  and  true  name  and  address  including  street and number, if any, of every such woman or girl and of each child  of  such  woman  or girl received, admitted or born on the premises, the  full and true names and addresses and the religious faith of the parents  of every such child, the dates of reception, admission or birth  and  of  discharge  or  departure of each such woman, girl or child, the full and  true names and addresses of the person or persons by whom any such child  is removed or taken away, the amount paid  for  the  care  of  any  such  woman,  girl  or  child and the full and true names and addresses of the  person or persons making such payment or payments; and shall  keep  such  further  record as may be required by regulations of the department. The  department may, through its authorized  agents  and  employees,  at  all  reasonable  times, inspect and examine such records and may require from  such licensed person or from such hospital and its directors,  officers,  trustees,  employees,  manager,  superintendent,  owner  or other person  responsible for its operation, all information in their possession  with  reference to any such child not taken away or removed from such hospital  by his parents or parent.

State Codes and Statutes

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > New-york > Sos > Article-6 > Title-1 > 381

§  381.  Maternity  homes;  records  and  reports.  Every  hospital or  lying-in asylum whether incorporated or unincorporated  where  women  or  girls  may  be received, cared for or treated during pregnancy or during  or after delivery and every person licensed to carry on like work  under  the  provisions  of  article twenty-eight of the public health law shall  keep a record showing the full  and  true  name  and  address  including  street and number, if any, of every such woman or girl and of each child  of  such  woman  or girl received, admitted or born on the premises, the  full and true names and addresses and the religious faith of the parents  of every such child, the dates of reception, admission or birth  and  of  discharge  or  departure of each such woman, girl or child, the full and  true names and addresses of the person or persons by whom any such child  is removed or taken away, the amount paid  for  the  care  of  any  such  woman,  girl  or  child and the full and true names and addresses of the  person or persons making such payment or payments; and shall  keep  such  further  record as may be required by regulations of the department. The  department may, through its authorized  agents  and  employees,  at  all  reasonable  times, inspect and examine such records and may require from  such licensed person or from such hospital and its directors,  officers,  trustees,  employees,  manager,  superintendent,  owner  or other person  responsible for its operation, all information in their possession  with  reference to any such child not taken away or removed from such hospital  by his parents or parent.