Minnesota SF3000 requires hospitals and birth centers to educate parents on recognizing physical abuse in infants.

Minnesota SF3000 mandates that hospitals and birth centers provide parents of newborns with written materials to educate them on recognizing signs of physical abuse in infants and how to report suspected abuse. These materials must be obtained from or approved by the commissioner of health and provided to parents before the newborn is discharged. The commissioner is responsible for developing and approving these materials, and can suggest modifications if the submitted materials are disapproved.

Minnesota SF3000 requires hospitals and birth centers to educate parents on recognizing physical abuse in infants.

Minnesota SF3000 mandates that hospitals and birth centers provide parents of newborns with written materials to educate them on recognizing signs of physical abuse in infants and how to report suspected abuse. These materials must be obtained from or approved by the commissioner of health and provided to parents before the newborn is discharged. The commissioner is responsible for developing and approving these materials, and can suggest modifications if the submitted materials are disapproved.