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In a message dated 9/12/03 10:42:36 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
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> CAN I/should I send a report to the intended doctor or the doctor I
> mentioned to her (they're in the same practice) that she wants to pursue, even
> though she's never seen either of them? I don't even know if she really checked
> to see if they are taking new patients. I have my own documentation of the
> case but would feel better if the baby's doctor, whom she may not see for an
> extended period of time, also had documentation.
>
> Your suggestions??
> Thanks!
> Amy, IBCLC
>
Amy -
The IBLCE Code of Ethics requires lactation consultants to maintain
confidentiality. The release of any medical information to a prospective physician (or
other third party) would require the specific consent of the mother.
Pam Pilch, J.D., CBE
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