In this section the following words have the meanings indicated. “Child advocacy center” means a center established under § 11–928 of the Criminal Procedure Article. “File electronically” means to send, communicate, receive, or store by electronic means. “Hospital” has the meaning stated in § 19–301 of the Health – General Article. “Vulnerable adult program” means: a program implemented under § 14–201 of this article; or any program that receives federal or State funding to prevent abuse of or assist vulnerable adults. A petitioner may file electronically a petition for a temporary protective order with a court from: a domestic violence prevention or assistance program; a sexual assault prevention or assistance program; a human trafficking prevention or assistance program; a child advocacy center; a vulnerable adult program; a hospital where the petitioner is receiving medical treatment, while the petitioner is at the hospital; or another location approved by the court. The hospital shall refer the petitioner filing a petition on the grounds of: domestic violence: to a hospital–based domestic violence prevention or assistance program; or if there is not a hospital–based domestic violence prevention or assistance program, to a community–based domestic violence prevention or assistance program; and sexual assault to a community–based sexual assault prevention or assistance program. A court that receives a petition filed electronically in accordance with this section shall hold a hearing on the petition through the use of video conferencing on: the same business day if the petition is filed during regular court hours and the court is open; or the next business day the court is open if the petition is not filed during regular court hours.