Qualified relatives definition

Qualified relatives means those persons authorized to execute or issue an out-of-hospital DNR order on behalf of a person who is incompetent or otherwise mentally or physically incapable of communication under Section 166.088.

Qualified relatives. A qualified relative (e.g., grandparent, sibling, aunt, uncle) may consent to treatment if they have a properly executed Caregiver's Authorization Affidavit under California Family Code §6550. This affidavit grants temporary authority to the relative, but the consent of a parent or legal guardian supersedes this unless the parent's decision jeopardizes the minor's health or safety. • Minors Aged 12 and Older: In California, minors aged 12 and older can consent to their own mental health treatment under certain conditions: o The minor must be deemed mature enough to participate intelligently in therapy. o The minor must present a danger of serious physical or mental harm to themselves or others without treatment, or the minor must be an alleged victim of incest or child abuse. o Under California Family Code §6924, while a minor can consent to their own treatment, the Therapist should involve the minor's parent or guardian unless it is deemed inappropriate. The Therapist must document in the Client's record whether and when attempts to contact the parent or guardian were made or why it was inappropriate to involve them. • Minors Who Are Married or Emancipated: Minors who are married, serving in the armed forces, or emancipated have the legal authority to consent to their own treatment without parental involvement. • When minors consent to their own treatment, they have the right to confidentiality, and parents or guardians may have limited access to information about the therapy. The Therapist must carefully navigate confidentiality issues and determine what information, if any, should be shared with the parents or guardians, considering the minor's best interests and legal guidelines. • Even if only one parent's consent is legally required, it is clinically advisable to obtain consent from both parents whenever possible. Failing to do so could result in alienating one parent, potentially undermining the therapeutic process.

Examples of Qualified relatives in a sentence

• Qualified relatives are transferees within the third degree of consanguinity or affinity of the transferor.

• Qualified relatives are transferees within the second degree of consanguinity or affinity of the transferor.

• Qualified relatives, other than as specified in the foregoing, can provide any service.

• Qualified relatives, other than as specified in the foregoing, can provide any service.Employees will only be reimbursed for 40 hours per week, thus helping to assure the absence of undue influence in the person centered service plan.In no case will a parent or legal guardian be reimbursed for the provision of transportation for a minor.

• Middle School Hanspuri (RCC Blocks) under Sub-Division No. II, NACD, APWD, Mayabunder.

• Qualified relatives means a spouse, children, parents, brother, sister, step-parents, step- children, grandchildren, grandmother and grandfather.

• Qualified relatives are transferees within the third consanguinity or affinity of the transferor.

• Qualified relatives may apply for coverage even if the employee does not apply.