42 CFR 2.14

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42 CFR 2.14

Minor patients : State law requiring parental consent to treatment - in such cases, any written consent for disclosure must be given by both the minor and his or her parent/guardian; minor's application for treatment can also be disclosed to the minor's parent if the minor 1) has given written consent or 2) lacks capacity as judged by the program director

42 CFR 2.14(b)

Minor patients : State law not requiring parental consent to treatment - in such cases, any written consent for disclosure can only be given by the minor patient

Education Code 44049 (1987)

Summary:

A school principal/representative who observes a student's alcohol/drug intoxication may report to parent/guardian, unless it violates confidentiality in Section 49602 or 72621.

Keywords:
alcohol and drug abuse, child, parent, student
Associated Federal Law(s): 
164.502(a)
42 CFR 2.14

Family Code 6929(c) (1992; amended by SB 33, 2009)

Summary:

The treatment plan of a minor for drug and alcohol abuse shall include the involvement of the minor's parent or guardian, if appropriate, as determined by the professional person or treatment facility treating the minor.

Keywords:
alcohol and drug abuse, child, health care provider, mental health professional, parent, treatment information
Associated Federal Law(s): 
164.502(g)(2)
164.524(a)(3)(iii)
42 CFR 2.14(b)

Family Code 6929(g) (1992; amended by SB 33, 2009)

Summary:

When a parent or legal guardian has sought the medical care and counseling for a drug- or alcohol-related problem of a minor child, the physician shall disclose medical information concerning the care to the minor's parent or legal guardian upon his or her request, even if the minor child does not consent to disclosure, without liability for the disclosure.

Keywords:
alcohol and drug abuse, child, confidential medical communications, health care provider, immunity from liability, mental health professional, parent, treatment information
Associated Federal Law(s): 
42 CFR 2.14
164.502(g)(2)
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