What to call this thread?

[sear]

"... forces doctors ... " #1,519

MD's are off the hook, as compliance would require violation of doctor / patient privilege.

loco parentis

 

[Rigby5]

MD's are off the hook, as compliance would require violation of doctor / patient privilege.

loco parentis

I am not sure, because HIPAA can allow parental access to all health records of children, depending on the state?

 

[sear]

"I am not sure, because HIPAA can allow parental access to all health records of children, depending on the state?" R5 #1,522

Not clear to me how the "new law" changes any of that.
If parents had access before, don't they still?

The text in #1,519 alleges action required of doctors.
I'm not an expert on this, BUT ! no statute can override / overrule attorney / client privilege. And if not that, why this?

That may not render this gubernatorial witch-hunt any less disgraceful.
But if it has indeed acquired the status of "law" I suspect that status will be short-lived.

 

[Shiftless2]

I am not too sure on this one, since I think parents should be trusted more with their children than trusting schools with their children?

Not so sure about that. Transphobic parents and trans kids is not a good match.

 

[sear]

"Transphobic parents and trans kids is not a good match." S2 #1,524

Without this match, marinas near law firms would anchor smaller yachts.