Rhode Island § 23-6.3-5 § 23-6.3-5. Reasonable efforts to secure consent.

Rhode Island Statutes

§ 23-6.3-5 — § 23-6.3-5. Reasonable efforts to secure consent.

Rhode Island § 23-6.3-5

Title 23Health and Safety

Ch. 23-6.3Prevention and Suppression of Contagious Diseases â€” HIV/AIDS

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R.I. Gen. Laws § 23-6.3-5 (2026).

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§ 23-6.3-5. Reasonable efforts to secure consent.

No involuntary testing for HIV shall take place under any of the exceptions set forth in § 23-6.3-4, unless reasonable efforts have been made to:

(1)Secure voluntary consent from the individual to be tested, or in the case of a minor patient, from the legal parent or guardian of the minor patient; and (2) Provide verbal or written information as specified in § 23-6.3-3(h).

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§ 23-6.3-5. Reasonable efforts to secure consent.

No involuntary testing for HIV shall take place under any of the exceptions set forth in § 23-6.3-4, unless reasonable efforts have been made to: (1) Secure voluntary consent from the individual to be tested, or in the case of a minor patient, from the legal parent or guardian of the minor patient; and (2) Provide verbal or written information as specified in § 23-6.3-3(h).