Health Care Provider Consent and Authorization to Release Newborn Screening Results - Illinois

Health Newborn Screening Results is a legal document that was released by the Illinois Department of Public Health - a government authority operating within Illinois.

FAQ

Q: What is the purpose of the consent and authorization to release newborn screening results?
A: The purpose is to obtain consent from the health care provider to release the newborn screening results.

Q: Why is consent needed to release newborn screening results?
A: Consent is needed to protect the privacy and confidentiality of the newborn screening results.

Q: Who needs to provide consent for the release of newborn screening results?
A: The health care provider needs to provide consent for the release of newborn screening results.

Q: What information is included in the newborn screening results?
A: The newborn screening results include information about any medical conditions or disorders that the newborn may have.

Q: Can the health care provider refuse to consent to the release of newborn screening results?
A: Yes, the health care provider has the right to refuse to consent to the release of newborn screening results.

Q: Who can access the newborn screening results once they are released?
A: Only authorized individuals or entities involved in the care of the newborn can access the newborn screening results.

Q: Does the consent and authorization to release newborn screening results expire?
A: No, the consent and authorization do not expire unless revoked by the health care provider.

Q: What should a health care provider do if they have questions or concerns about the consent and authorization to release newborn screening results?
A: They should contact the appropriate authority or agency for guidance and clarification.