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PATIENT CONSENT Borges's Heart Center for Excellence 1722 Shaffer Street, Suite 1 Kalamazoo, MI 49048 Name: (269) 381.3963 (269) 381.2809 Fax heart.borgess.com Date of Birth: TO OUR PATIENTS: Before

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1. Patients who are undergoing medical procedures or treatments that require informed consent.
2. Individuals participating in clinical trials or research studies.
3. Patients who are receiving certain medications or therapies with potential risks or side effects.
4. Minors or individuals who are unable to give informed consent may require a consent form to be signed by their legal guardian or authorized representative.

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Patient consent formrevdoc is a document signed by a patient giving their permission for healthcare providers to share their medical information.

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