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The Consent To Treat Minor Form is a critical document in Malaysian healthcare settings, required whenever medical treatment is to be administered to individuals under 18 years of age. This document bridges the legal requirements set forth by Malaysian legislation, including the Age of Majority Act 1971, Medical Act 1971, and Child Act 2001, with practical healthcare delivery needs. It serves as a protective measure for both healthcare providers and patients, ensuring clear documentation of parental/guardian authorization for medical treatment. The form is particularly important in situations ranging from routine medical care to emergency treatments, and can be valid for single procedures or ongoing medical care within a specified timeframe. Healthcare facilities in Malaysia must maintain these consent forms as part of their legal compliance and risk management protocols, while ensuring they remain accessible and understandable to parents and guardians from diverse backgrounds.

1. Patient Information: Minor's full name, date of birth, MyKid/passport number, address, and relevant medical history

2. Parent/Guardian Information: Full name, MyKad/passport number, relationship to minor, contact information of the person(s) authorized to give consent

3. Authorization Scope: Detailed description of the medical treatments, procedures, or services being authorized

4. Duration of Authorization: Validity period of the consent, including start and end dates if applicable

5. Emergency Contact Information: Alternative contacts in case primary guardian cannot be reached

6. Medical Provider Information: Details of the healthcare facility and/or specific medical providers authorized to treat the minor

7. Declaration and Signature: Formal statement of consent, including acknowledgment of risks and responsibilities, with space for guardian signature and date