Minnesota Statutes Health (Ch. 144-159) § 148F.14. Informed consent

(1) authorization for the provider to engage in an activity which directly affects the client;

(2) the goals, purposes, and procedures of the proposed services;

(3) the factors that may impact the duration of the service;

(4) the applicable fee schedule;

(5) the limits to the client's privacy, including but not limited to the provider's duty to warn pursuant tosection 148F.13, subdivision 2;

(6) the provider's responsibilities if the client terminates the service;

(7) the significant risks and benefits of the service, including whether the service may affect the client's legal or other interests;

(8) the provider's responsibilities undersection 148F.125, subdivision 3, if the proposed service, method, or procedure is of an experimental, emerging, or innovative nature; and

(9) if applicable, information that the provider is developing competence in the proposed service, method, or procedure, and alternatives to the proposed service, if any.