With the speed at which tsunami waves travel through open water, no system can protect against a very sudden tsunami, where the coast in question is too close to the epicenter. A devastating tsunami occurred off the coast of HokkaidÅ in Japan as a result of an earthquake on July 12, 1993.
CONN. AGENCIES REGS. Â§ 19a-14-42: A health care provider must retain medical records for 7 years from the last date of treatment or, upon the date of the patient, for 3 years. Delaware: Records must be kept for a minimum of 6-9 years: DEL.
Nebraska hospitals must keep medical records in original, microfilm, or other approved copy form for at least 10 years following discharge. In the case of minors, Nebraska hospitals must keep the record until three years after the age of majority. Intermediate care facilities must keep medical records for at least as long as the resident remains at the facility and five years thereafter, or in the case of a minor, five years after the resident reaches the age of majority. Health clinics must maintain client records for not less than five years.