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state regulations From: Charlie Chambers (cchamber@IC.Owatonna.MN.US) Mon Nov 4 08:54:39 1996 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Richard Chudacoff, MD: "Re: Patient vs. client" Previous message: kathleen [tash] robb bodor: "Re: Hysterectomy and orgasm" Throughout my reading, I am constantly struck by the number of times I see the phrase "consult local and state regulations regarding the law and guidelines". I've seen this with regards to gestation allowed for termination, reporting of abuse, medico-legal consent, etc. Anybody have any idea where you find all this information without poring through the state law books. Would this be something readily available from my state medical association, District ACOG group. I know I will frequently ask my partners but would like the final authoritative language to refer to when needed. -- ############################################################################## Charlie Chambers, M.D. " No matter where you go... cchamber@ic.owatonna.mn.us there you are" Owatonna Clinic, P.A. (507) 451-1120 ############################################################################ ## Next message: Richard Chudacoff, MD: "Re: Patient vs. client" Previous message: kathleen [tash] robb bodor: "Re: Hysterectomy and orgasm"

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