Michigan SB0475 amends health laws to restrict invasive bodily examinations on anesthetized or unconscious patients by health professionals.
Michigan SB0475 amends the state's health laws by adding a new section that restricts health professionals from performing invasive bodily examinations on anesthetized or unconscious patients. Exceptions to this rule include cases where the patient or their authorized representative provides written, informed consent, or when the examination is necessary for emergency diagnostic or treatment purposes. The bill also mandates that the informed consent must specify whether a student in a health profession training program can perform the examination.
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