KRS § 211.951 Newborn infant -- Implied consent to medical treatment by emergency services provider -- Confidentiality of person placing infant with provider.
An emergency medical services provider that takes custody of a newborn infant is treated as having consent for appropriate medical treatment, and the identity of the person who placed the infant must be kept confidential unless there are indicators of child physical abuse or neglect.
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