Sec. 5. If, after using the screening tool under section 3(1) of this chapter, a health care provider identifies a pregnant woman who has a substance use disorder and is not currently receiving treatment, the health care provider shall: (1) provide treatment to the patient; or (2) refer the patient to treatment. IC 16-36 ARTICLE 36. MEDICAL CONSENT Ch. 1. Health Care Consent Ch. 1.5. Consent for Mental Health Services Ch. 1.7. Psychiatric Advance Directives Ch. 2. Consent to Autopsy Ch. 3. Consent to Medical Treatment of Incompetent Ch. 4. Living Wills and Life Prolonging Procedures Ch. 5. Out of Hospital Do Not Resuscitate Declarations Ch. 6. Physician Order for Scope of Treatment (POST) Ch. 7. Health Care Advance Directives IC 16-36-1 Chapter 1. Health Care Consent 16-36-1-1 "Health care" 16-36-1-2 "Representative" 16-36-1-3 Consent for own health care; minor's blood donation 16-36-1-3.5 Consent by pregnant minor for pregnancy health care; contacting minor's parent or guardian 16-36-1-4 Incapacity to consent; invalid consent 16-36-1-5 Persons authorized to consent for incapable parties; minors 16-36-1-6 Delegated authority to consent on behalf of incapable party 16-36-1-7 Appointed representative; qualifications; conditions; effective date; duties; resignation; revocation of appointment 16-36-1-8 Probate court petition; hearing; notice; findings 16-36-1-9 Disqualification of person to consent for patient or health care recipient 16-36-1-9.5 Persons who may not provide consent 16-36-1-10 Immunity of health care providers or consenting persons; good faith requirement 16-36-1-11 Disclosure of medical information to representative authorized to consent 16-36-1-12 Effect of chapter on other law; personal liability of representatives for costs of care 16-36-1-13 Euthanasia 16-36-1-14 Incorporation of IC 30-5 by reference; appointment of health care representative 16-36-1-15 Separate consent for telehealth not required 16-36-1-16 Expired 16-36-1-17 Locating persons authorized to consent
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