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Family Medical Information Forms

Get organized

Patient families are the most important members of their child’s care team. These forms, designed by the Family Advisory Council, can help organize and track your child’s medical information. They can also help you communicate information and instructions to your child’s care providers. You can complete these forms using your computer or you can print them off and fill them in manually.

Care contact information

Contact information for your child’s care team

Medical procedures

Keep documentation of your child’s medical procedures, surgeries and tests

Patient contact and insurance information

General patient information, parent/guardian contact information, and insurance information

Medicine schedules

Use these charts to document your child’s medicine(s), dosing instructions and times

Medical equipment

Keep track of your child’s medical equipment and directions on how it’s used.

Medication history

Use this document to keep track of your child’s current medication(s) and medication(s) history

Diagnosis information

Diagnosis description, care and treatment plan(s) for your child’s diagnoses

Comfort plan

Use this document to describe comfort tactics that work for your child

Authorization for Release form

To ensure the privacy of patients and their families and to comply with federal regulations, parents or guardians must sign a release of information form in order to get a copy of your or your child’s medical records.

GET ORGANIZED

Use these fill-in-the-blank forms to help organize and track your child's medical information.

Get educated

At Children’s Minnesota, we know how important reliable information about conditions and illnesses is.

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