Pennsylvania will require patient consent for pelvic exams by medical students
Headline from The Sentinel (Carlisle)
Some doctors have called the laws governmental overreach that will diminish trust. Supporters say the laws increase transparency.
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A new Pennsylvania law will mandate that doctors, come January, receive verbal and written consent before medical students perform pelvic and rectal exams on anesthetized patients.
A new Pennsylvania law will require doctors to get a patient’s verbal and written consent before medical students can perform pelvic exams on someone who receives anesthesia.
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