No Phone Zone
No Phone Zone
Display this sign in your clinic to explain that usage of phones in the exam room is not allowed.
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Display this sign in your clinic to explain that usage of phones in the exam room is not allowed.
This document contains various examples of customizable parent letters that can be used to explain your practice’s adolescent alone time policy.
This document contains examples of language or phrases that can be used to explain the need for alone time with adolescent patients to parents.
This document provides examples of how to begin discussing sexual history with adolescent patients and types of risk assessment questions that should be asked.
This document provides information on when sexual intercourse with a minor—a person under the age of 18—must be reported as child abuse by mandated reporters (e.g., teachers and health care providers) per California law.
Sex with a minor is reportable in 3 circumstances:
A confidential communications request form that can be submitted to a health plan provider, ensuring health information stays private and secure.
These summaries provide snapshots of state child abuse reporting laws regarding who is mandated to report, what must be reported, when the reporting duty is triggered, and how to make a report.
This document provides tips (some obvious, some not) for preserving patient privacy in a clinical setting, and minimizing embarrassment.
This document provides an overview of minor consent and confidentiality policy, law, and best practice considerations. Includes: the legal requirements for minor consent, strategies for communicating with parents and adolescents regarding confidentiality laws, and barriers, challenges, and strategies to implementing confidentiality laws.
This toolkit includes a series of training guides and resources to support the facilitation of interactive learning sessions focused on implementing chlamydia best practice recommendations.