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1. Emergency Contact Authorization: Used when designating emergency contacts who can receive medical information or make decisions if the patient is incapacitated

2. Temporary Authority: Include when the consent is for a limited time period or specific circumstance, such as school trips or temporary caregivers

3. Interpreter Declaration: Required when the consent discussion has been conducted through an interpreter

4. Mental Capacity Statement: Include when there are questions about the patient's capacity to consent, documenting assessment of understanding

5. Religious or Cultural Considerations: Used when specific religious or cultural factors affect treatment decisions

6. Photography Consent: Include when photographs or recordings may be taken for medical documentation or teaching purposes

1. Schedule A - Detailed Medical Information: Patient's relevant medical history, current medications, allergies, and other pertinent health information

2. Schedule B - Procedure Details: Detailed description of the medical procedure or treatment, including specific steps and technical information

3. Schedule C - Post-Treatment Instructions: Specific care instructions, follow-up appointments, and emergency contact information

4. Appendix 1 - Capacity Assessment: Documentation of capacity assessment if relevant

5. Appendix 2 - Information Sheets: Copies of any information sheets or educational materials provided to the patient

6. Appendix 3 - Power of Attorney/Guardian Documents: Copies of relevant legal documents if consent is being given by someone other than the patient