Connecticut General Statutes
Chapter 368ll - Miscellaneous Provisions
Section 19a-907a. - Conversion therapy by healthcare provider. Prohibition.

(a) No health care provider shall engage in conversion therapy.

(b) Any conversion therapy practiced by a health care provider shall be considered unprofessional conduct and shall be grounds for disciplinary action under section 19a-17, 21a-7 or 21a-8, including, but not limited to, suspension or revocation of the professional's license, certification or registration to practice his or her profession.
(c) Nothing in sections 19a-907 to 19a-907c, inclusive, shall prevent a national certifying body that certifies any licensed, certified or registered professional from acting in response to a complaint that a licensed, certified or registered professional has engaged in conversion therapy.
(P.A. 17-5, S. 2.)
History: P.A. 17-5 effective May 10, 2017.

Structure Connecticut General Statutes

Connecticut General Statutes

Title 19a - Public Health and Well-Being

Chapter 368ll - Miscellaneous Provisions

Section 19a-900. - Use of cartridge injector by staff member of before or after school program, day camp or child care facility.

Section 19a-901. - Obstetrical ultrasound procedure.

Section 19a-902. - Dual licensure program for providers of mental health services and substance abuse services. Drug testing at facilities licensed by Department of Public Health. Regulations.

Section 19a-903. - Prohibited billing practices re hospital-acquired conditions.

Section 19a-903a. - Circulating nurses in hospitals and outpatient surgical facilities.

Section 19a-903b. - Hospital designation of health care providers and technologists to perform oxygen-related patient care activities. Training. Competency testing. Exception.

Section 19a-903c. - Medical spas.

Section 19a-904. - Emergency service members and exposure to infectious diseases. Definitions. Designated officers. Duties of hospital. Request for notification. Immunity from liability.

Section 19a-904a. - Notice to patients re coverage by health insurance policy. Understandable language in documents submitted to patients or insureds. Collection from insured of money owed by health carrier.

Section 19a-904b. - Notice to health carrier when stopping acceptance of patients in insurance plan. Updates to health care provider directories.

Section 19a-904c. - Electronic health records systems; utilization by hospitals.

Section 19a-904d. - Health information blocking. Penalty.

Section 19a-905. - Health care providers who provide direct patient care to wear badges.

Section 19a-905a. - Recording of developmental screenings by health care providers.

Section 19a-906. - Telehealth services.

Section 19a-906a. - Issuance of order authorizing out-of-state telehealth providers to provide telehealth services to patients in this state.

Section 19a-907. - Conversion therapy. Definitions.

Section 19a-907a. - Conversion therapy by healthcare provider. Prohibition.

Section 19a-907b. - Conversion therapy in conduct of trade or commerce. Prohibition. Unfair or deceptive trade practice.

Section 19a-907c. - Conversion therapy and the expenditure of public funds.

Section 19a-908. - Initial contact lens prescriptions. Prohibition on use of remote refractive devices.

Section 19a-909. - Access to and maintenance and administration of epinephrine cartridge injectors by authorized entities. Limitation on liability.

Section 19a-910. - Development of communication aid for use during emergencies. Maintenance of communication aid in vehicle.

Section 19a-910a. - Maintenance of documents in police officer and emergency medical technician vehicles.

Section 19a-911. - Council on Protecting Women's Health established. Membership. Report.

Section 19a-912. - Limited services pregnancy centers. Definitions.

Section 19a-912a. - Deceptive advertising by limited services pregnancy centers. Prohibited.

Section 19a-912b. - Deceptive advertising by limited services pregnancy centers. Injunctive relief. Civil penalty.

Section 19a-913. - Establishment of guidelines by department for use of nonpharmaceutical therapies to treat chronic pain.

Section 19a-914. - Pediatric mental health, behavioral health and substance use disorder screening tool for use by pediatricians and emergency departments.

Section 19a-915. - Reciprocal licensure or endorsement for speech and language pathology and occupational therapy. Report.