Montana § 50-16-104 Information On Shaken Baby Syndrome -- Distribution

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§ 50-16-104 — Information On Shaken Baby Syndrome -- Distribution

Montana § 50-16-104

Title 50HEALTH AND SAFETY

Ch. 16HEALTH CARE INFORMATION

Part 1General Provisions

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Mont. Code Ann. § 50-16-104 (2026).

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50-16-104 . Information on shaken baby syndrome -- distribution. A copy of the shaken baby syndrome educational materials developed under 50-16-103 must be distributed in the following manner:

(1)by childbirth educators and staff of pediatric physicians' offices and obstetricians' offices to an expectant parent who uses the services of the educators or physicians;

(2)by a hospital in which a child is born to the child's parent before the child is discharged from the facility;

(3)by service providers under the MIAMI project, provided for in 50-19-311 , to a child's parent during visits conducted in accordance with that project;

(4)by each child-care facility operating in this state to each of its employees; and

(5)by groups or entities that offer classes for babysitters.

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50-16-104 . Information on shaken baby syndrome -- distribution. A copy of the shaken baby syndrome educational materials developed under 50-16-103 must be distributed in the following manner:
(1) by childbirth educators and staff of pediatric physicians' offices and obstetricians' offices to an expectant parent who uses the services of the educators or physicians;
(2) by a hospital in which a child is born to the child's parent before the child is discharged from the facility;
(3) by service providers under the MIAMI project, provided for in 50-19-311 , to a child's parent during visits conducted in accordance with that project;
(4) by each child-care facility operating in this state to each of its employees; and
(5) by groups or entities that offer classes for babysitters.