The Parent Trap: Minor Consent and Proxy Access in Health Care

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Date: 01/14/27
Time: 2:00-3:00 PM ET

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Live closed captions are available.

Overview: This webinar discusses the legal and operational challenges surrounding minor consent and parental/proxy access to health records, including HIPAA's reliance on state law, variations in minor consent rights, parental access restrictions, record access requirements, technical and EHR limitations, information blocking considerations, and emerging legal developments.

Learning Objectives: 

  • Understand the legal framework around providing a parent access to a minor child's medical record
  • Recognize the complexity of rapidly changing and state specific requirements
  • Assess EHR limitations that impact health care providers' ability to comply with the complexities

Speaker Information:

  • Sara Pullen, Senior Associate, Alston & Bird
  • Blake Schofield, General Counsel, Children's Hospital Association
  • Elizabeth Ortmann-Vincenzo, Chief Privacy Officer & Counsel, Banner Health

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