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As your child grows, it is important to our providers that we form a trusting, individual relationship with your child.  \nWhile we value our relationship with you as a parent, your child is our patient, and we must put his or her needs first. Once your child enters his or her teen years, your provider may ask to talk privately with your son or daughter during routine and sick visits. By speaking to a doctor, your child will start to take ownership of his or her own health. It is important your child know we are here to learn about his or her hopes and needs so that we can set attainable goals.  \nOur providers will discuss how certain behaviors can affect your son or daughter’s health, and in turn, encourage positive choices. We may discuss things like:  \n• how school is going  \n• goals for the future  \n• friendships or romantic relationships  \n• sensitive topics such as sex, drugs or identity  \nStarting at age 13, your child has the right to confidential care in the patient-doctor relationship. Confidentiality means that we will make every effort to disclose important health information first by empowering your son or daughter to discuss it with you. If that is not possible, we will attempt to discuss important information with the patient’s permission.  \nHowever, if your child shares information with his or her provider that raises the possibility of harm to himself or herself, or others, or that someone is harming the patient, we will share this information with you.  \nThe opportunity to meet with your child alone is invaluable. We feel this is as important as collecting height and weight, which we have been doing since your child was a baby.  \nThank you for giving us the opportunity to participate in your child’s care. We look forward to seeing and hearing from you, and we value our parent-provider partnership as we support your child’s health.  \nAfter age 13, your child can agree to give you limited or full online access to his or her health information by speaking with a provider. To learn more, visit [childrenspeds.com/MyUPMC](childrenspeds.com/MyUPMC).","cbCaio8HjhM7feER","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaio8HjhM7feER","pdf",26386,"English","# Confidentiality Requirements for Parents and Guardians\n## Why providers may speak with teens privately\n## Confidential care starting at age 13\n## When information may be shared and online access","[{\"question\":\"Why might a provider talk to a teen privately during visits?\",\"answer\":\"Providers may speak privately once a child enters teen years to encourage ownership of health and help discuss hopes and needs. The goal is to support attainable goals and positive health choices.\"},{\"question\":\"What does confidentiality mean after age 13?\",\"answer\":\"Starting at age 13, the teen has the right to confidential care in the patient-doctor relationship. Confidentiality means important health information is shared first by empowering the teen to discuss it with parents or guardians when possible.\"},{\"question\":\"When would the provider share information with parents or guardians?\",\"answer\":\"If a teen shares information that raises the possibility of harm to themselves or others, or indicates someone is harming the patient, the provider will share that information with parents or guardians.\"}]","Teen Parents Confidentiality Letter - Confidentiality Requirements for Parents and Guardians | PDF",1789562068]