Relating to public health.

The deadline for the Oregon Health Authority to report opioid and opiate overdose statistics to the Legislative Assembly was changed from September 15 to January 15 of each year.

Sections requiring confidentiality of psilocybin investigation information and specific disclosure procedures were deleted.

New requirements were added mandating minimum education and training standards for psilocybin service facilitators and establishing permit issuance procedures.

The definition of 'hemodialysis technician' was updated to clarify that the term means someone who provides hemodialysis services as defined by Oregon Health Authority rules, excluding licensed healthcare providers when services fall within their scope of practice.

Changed the annual opioid overdose report deadline from September 15 to January 15, giving the Oregon Health Authority additional time to gather and analyze data before submitting it to the Legislative Assembly.

Updated the definition of 'hemodialysis technician' to state that the term means a person who provides hemodialysis services as defined by Oregon Health Authority rules, rather than being certified by the authority.

Removed language from the digest about requiring the Oregon Health Authority to enroll eligible individuals in pre-release medical assistance, though this requirement remains in the bill text in brackets indicating it may be repealed.

Updated the Senate ordering date from April 10 to June 19 and added a reference to Senate Amendments dated April 10 and June 19.

Updated the list of ORS sections in the bill title to include 475A.380 and 475A.483, replacing previously listed sections that were likely repealed or amended.

Added language requiring overdose statistics reports to include the most recently available relevant data, ensuring more current information is provided to legislative committees.

Expanded confidentiality protections for psilocybin program investigations to include notices of intent to deny training program course approval, broadening the scope of protected information.