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Guardian young patient pediatrician masked

Should you treat a child whose guardian is not legally authorized to make medical decisions?

July 1, 2022
James P. Scibilia, M.D., FAAP
Article type: Pediatricians and the Law
Topics:
Administration/Practice Management Ethics/Bioethics Medical Liability Risk Management
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