Panel hears bill to require KDHE consent forms and allow electronic delivery in Women's Right to Know law HB 2729 would require the Kansas Department of Health and Environment to provide the state's Woman's Right to Know consent form (paper or electronic) and amend posted notice language; proponents said standardizing forms strengthens the government's speech defense and eases compliance, while opponents said it preserves unconstitutional and medically unfounded disclosures and could impede patient-provider conversations.

Kansas is debating House Bill 2729, which could standardize consent forms for women's health—but is it a step forward or a step back for patient rights?

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