The importance of parental consent documents

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Not having a parental authorization form can be a troublesome problem. It can delay in treatment of care. For example, if a baby has a serious injury or burn, if we do not have this form, it puts us in a bind. We don't want to be providing treatment to a child that could potentially be harmful for a child. Having this information opens the door and helps us care for this small person, without delay and without any confusion.
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Richard Pass, RN, BS, was born in Los Angeles. He studied nursing in Portland, Oregon and has since practiced nursing for 35 years, including ICU, Emergency, and Cardiology nursing. Richard started his CPR & Family Safety educational company, Save a Little Life, Inc., in 1999. With Save a Little Life, Inc., Richard presents house calls and classes all over the Los Angeles area. He teaches medical-surgical nursing at California State University, and is married with two grown children and one grandchild.

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Not having a parental authorization form can be a troublesome problem. It can delay in treatment of care. For example, if a baby has a serious injury or burn, if we do not have this form, it puts us in a bind. We don't want to be providing treatment to a child that could potentially be harmful for a child. Having this information opens the door and helps us care for this small person, without delay and without any confusion.
ALL PARENTS, Health and Wellness