North Carolina State Center for Health Statistics

Additional Info

Birth Record Parentage-Pre-Birth Court Orders : Yes

Birth Record Parentage-Parentage Labels : Mother/Parent and Father/Parent

Birth Record Parentage-Two or More Parent Certificates : No

Birth Record Parentage-Parentage Legal Citation : No

Data Use-Require Agreement for Partners Within Health Department : No

Data Use-Require Agreement for External Partners : No

Data Use-Allowed to Charge for Sharing Data : No

Data Use-Statistical Suppression Rules Death Numerator : none

Data Use-Statistical Suppression Rules Death Denominator : none

EBRS-Geocoding : No

EBRS-API Capability : No

EBRS-FHIR API Capability : No

EDRS-Vendor : VitalChek

General Questions-Health Dept HIPAA : No

General Questions-Vital Records HIPAA : Other

General Questions-Notes : The North Carolina Division of Public Health is a hybrid entity

Operations Questions-Birth Records Public Access : Closed

Operations Questions-Birth records Public Access Details : Birth records will be transferred to Archives based on the Retention and Disposition Schedule.

Operations Questions-Death Records Public Access : Open

Operations Questions-Adoption Records Access : Closed

Sex Designation-Sex on birth record : Male, Female, Not Yet Determined

Sex Designation-Gender Marker on BC : No

Sex Designation-Sex on death record : Male, Female, Undetermined

Sex Designation-Death Cert Gender Marker : No

Sex Designation-Sex Change Amendment Birth : Both Court Ordered Amendment and Administrative Amendment

Sex Designation-Sex Change Amendment Death : Both Court Ordered Amendment and Administrative Amendment

Sex Designation-Sex Change Requirements : Yes, proof of surgery (per jurisdiction statute), Standard administrative amendment if sex was incorrectly recorded at birth, will request medical record.

Sex Designation-Sex Change Legislation : Administrative Code used when sex designation is incorrectly recorded (http://reports.oah.state.nc.us/ncac/title%2010a%20-%20health%20and%20human%20services/chapter%2041%20-%20epidemiology%20health/subchapter%20h/10a%20ncac%2041h%20.0903.html); General Statute addresses a change in sex designation for sex reassignment surgery (https://www.ncleg.gov/EnactedLegislation/Statutes/PDF/BySection/Chapter_130A/GS_130A-118.pdf).

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