Mont. Code Ann. § 41-1-401
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41-1-401 Definitions
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41-1-401 . Definitions. As used in this part, the following definitions apply:
(1) "Emancipated minor" means an individual under 18 years of age who:
(a) is or has been married;
(b) is separated from the individual's parent, parents, or legal guardian and is self-supporting; or
(c) has been granted the right to consent to medical treatment pursuant to an order of limited emancipation granted by a court pursuant to 41-3-438 .
(2) "Health care facility" has the meaning provided in 50-5-101 .
(3) "Health professional" includes only those persons licensed in Montana as physicians, psychiatrists, psychologists, advanced practice registered nurses, dentists, physician assistants, professional counselors, or social workers.
(1) "Emancipated minor" means an individual under 18 years of age who:
(a) is or has been married;
(b) is separated from the individual's parent, parents, or legal guardian and is self-supporting; or
(c) has been granted the right to consent to medical treatment pursuant to an order of limited emancipation granted by a court pursuant to 41-3-438 .
(2) "Health care facility" has the meaning provided in 50-5-101 .
(3) "Health professional" includes only those persons licensed in Montana as physicians, psychiatrists, psychologists, advanced practice registered nurses, dentists, physician assistants, professional counselors, or social workers.
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