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See Latest ArticlesOvercoming Legal Obstacles Involving the Voluntary Care of Children Who Are Separated From Their Legal Guardians During a Disaster
Pediatric Emergency Care, 06/17/08
Foltin GL et al. - A large-scale disaster may separate children from their parents or guardians and may strand many children in the care of temporary caregivers, including physicians and nurses. In general, unless a physician or nurse is a member of a public sector emergency response program, parental consent is required for the treatment of minors outside of an emergency department unless the minor is suffering from an imminently life-threatening condition.
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