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Minor individual under 18 years of age
, The patient must be informed of and
able to understand:
1) Diagnosis
2) Nature and purpose of proposed
treatment
3) Risks and consequences of
Informed proposed treatment
consent includes 4) Probability that treatment will be
successful
5) Feasible treatment alternatives
and have the ability to make a
voluntary choice among the
alternatives
6) Prognosis if treatment is not given
the traditional requirement that a
Parental consent parent give consent for treatment of
a minor child.
The principle of confidentiality limits
the disclosure of medical and
Confidentiality
mental health care information and
protects the privacy of the patient
,Is parental Yes, unless certain exceptions can
consent always be applied.
necessary to 1)Statutory Law
provide medical 2) Court decisions
or mental
healthcare to
minors?
Based on 1) Status of the minor
statutory law 2)Category of care provided
and court
decisions, what
are the two
broad areas of
exception
regarding
parental
consent?
What are the two Emancipated Minor
exceptions to Mature Minor
parental consent
based on status
of the minor?
, In MN there is no procedural court
process by which a minor can be
designated an "emancipated minor"
with full rights and privileges of
adult status. However there are state
statues that "emancipate" the
following categories of minors for
Emancipated
purpose of giving consent for health
MInor
care. No other consent is required
regardless of age
1) living separate and apart from
parents or guarding who is
managing her own finances
2) minor who is married
3) minor who has borne a child
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Terms in this set (52)
Minor individual under 18 years of age
, The patient must be informed of and
able to understand:
1) Diagnosis
2) Nature and purpose of proposed
treatment
3) Risks and consequences of
Informed proposed treatment
consent includes 4) Probability that treatment will be
successful
5) Feasible treatment alternatives
and have the ability to make a
voluntary choice among the
alternatives
6) Prognosis if treatment is not given
the traditional requirement that a
Parental consent parent give consent for treatment of
a minor child.
The principle of confidentiality limits
the disclosure of medical and
Confidentiality
mental health care information and
protects the privacy of the patient
,Is parental Yes, unless certain exceptions can
consent always be applied.
necessary to 1)Statutory Law
provide medical 2) Court decisions
or mental
healthcare to
minors?
Based on 1) Status of the minor
statutory law 2)Category of care provided
and court
decisions, what
are the two
broad areas of
exception
regarding
parental
consent?
What are the two Emancipated Minor
exceptions to Mature Minor
parental consent
based on status
of the minor?
, In MN there is no procedural court
process by which a minor can be
designated an "emancipated minor"
with full rights and privileges of
adult status. However there are state
statues that "emancipate" the
following categories of minors for
Emancipated
purpose of giving consent for health
MInor
care. No other consent is required
regardless of age
1) living separate and apart from
parents or guarding who is
managing her own finances
2) minor who is married
3) minor who has borne a child
