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Health care providers are authorized to collect personal information about an adult from any person if this is necessary for the health care providers to carry out their duties or functions under the Health Care Consent and Care Facility (Admission) Act. That may include for example, needed information about who might be the potential TSDMs. | Health care providers are authorized to collect personal information about an adult from any person if this is necessary for the health care providers to carry out their duties or functions under the Health Care Consent and Care Facility (Admission) Act. That may include for example, needed information about who might be the potential TSDMs. | ||
