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All files are PDFs unless otherwise noted; require Adobe Reader or equivalent to view. Minor Consent, Confidentiality, and Child Abuse Reporting in California
This publication answers the most common questions about minor consent for medical care, access to adolescents’ medical records, and when and how providers are required to report child abuse. Consent to Treatment for Foster Youth: California LawNEW! This manual describes consent to treatment law for minors in the California dependency system, including consent to mental health services, psychotropic medication and reproductive health care, among other topics. Consent to Treatment for Youth in the Juvenile Justice SystemCalifornia’s Minor Consent Laws
School Release for Confidential Health CareCalifornia Attorney General Opinion on Confidential School ReleaseAmerican Academy of Pediatrics v Lungren, 16 Cal.4th 307 (1997): CA Supreme Court case addressing adolescent abortion
Pharmacy Access to Emergency ContraceptionResources from Other Organizations
County of San Francisco Minor Consent policyvisit site | from San Francisco County Dept of Public Health Emergency Contraception Over the Counter Status: What it means for minors |
Tools & Charts
CHART: CA Minor Consent Laws for Mental Health POCKET CARD: CA Minor Consent Laws from the Adolescent Health Working Group FORM: Caregiver Consent Affidavit CHART: Select CA Laws on Adolescents TOOLKIT: Understanding Consent and Confidentiality from the Adolescent Health Working Group
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