New Jersey A2630 mandates informed consent for vaccine administration, requiring health care practitioners to provide detailed information and obtain.
New Jersey A2630, the "Informed Consent for Vaccination Act," revises vaccine administration requirements. Health care practitioners must provide patients or their guardians with a vaccine insert and information about the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System at least 48 hours before administering a vaccine. Patients must sign the insert to confirm consent. The bill prohibits practitioners from refusing care or transferring patients based on vaccine refusal.
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