Modifies provisions relating to infectious or communicable diseases

HB 1057 requires HIV testing for individuals convicted of sexual offenses (as defined in Chapter 566) before incarceration, limiting testing to two rounds per year at the defendant’s expense. It grants crime victims the right to access the offender’s HIV test results and mandates healthcare facilities to provide infection control training, including universal precautions for handling invasive procedures. The bill updates protocols for healthcare professionals and facilities to prevent transmission of HIV and other blood-borne infections during patient care. These changes directly affect convicted offenders, crime victims, and Missouri healthcare providers.