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2016. New Mexico consent & confidentiality flyer. [Santa Fe, NM: New Mexico Legislature] , 1 pp.

Annotation: This flier outlines the legal regulations in New Mexico regarding the ability of minors to consent to various types of medical care without parental knowledge or consent. It specifies the age at which adolescents can take responsibility for their own care in several scenarios, including: pregnancy-related care; sexually transmitted disease treatment; mental health services; and, other medical conditions.

Keywords: New Mexico, Confidentiality, Adolescents, Patient Consent
   

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