Minnesota HF4813 requires informed consent for medical treatment of unconscious patients by students or medical residents.

Minnesota HF4813 mandates that students or medical residents may provide medical treatment to unconscious patients only if prior written informed consent is obtained from the patient or their legally authorized representative. This consent must include a description of the specific medical treatment and be approved by the commissioner. Violations by students can lead to disciplinary action by their education program provider or academic institution, while violations by medical residents can result in disciplinary action by the relevant health-related licensing board.

Minnesota HF4813 requires informed consent for medical treatment of unconscious patients by students or medical residents.

Minnesota HF4813 mandates that students or medical residents may provide medical treatment to unconscious patients only if prior written informed consent is obtained from the patient or their legally authorized representative. This consent must include a description of the specific medical treatment and be approved by the commissioner. Violations by students can lead to disciplinary action by their education program provider or academic institution, while violations by medical residents can result in disciplinary action by the relevant health-related licensing board.