Minnesota SF4358 requires informed consent for medical treatment of unconscious patients by students or medical residents.
Minnesota SF4358 mandates that students or medical residents may only provide medical treatment to unconscious patients if prior written informed consent is obtained from the patient or their legally authorized representative. The consent must detail the specific treatment and acknowledge that it may be performed by a student or medical resident. The consent form must be approved by the commissioner. Violations by students may result in disciplinary action by their educational institution, while violations by medical residents may lead to disciplinary action by the relevant licensing board.
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