Navigate to the consent tool located within the HIE.Expiration Date: This is the date the consent will expire if the patient doesn’t revoke consent prior to expiration. The patient can choose any date for expiration, with a maximum being five years from the date of submission. This date can be changed by clicking on the calendar and selecting a different day, month, and/or year.Identity Validation and Education Attestation: Select both checkboxes attesting that the patient’s identity has been validated, and the patient has been educated on the terms of this consent and questions have been answered.Signature and Submission:In-person Encounter: If registering this consent during an in-person encounter, the patient should sign their name electronically in the patient signature box. The patient’s legal guardian, parent, or legally authorized representative may sign on behalf of the patient by checking the corresponding box and signing in the signature box.Attestation for Consent on File: For telehealth encounters, please ensure the Chesapeake Regional Information System for Our Patients (CRISP) SUD consent form is completed and signed prior to attesting in this tool. Once you have the written and signed SUD consent form on file, select the “Attestation for Consent on File” checkbox within the HIE. Federal law requires patient signature on consent to share SUD information. Remember to keep the previously captured consent on file (either as an electronic or hard copy).Name of Person Registering Consent: Type the name of the person registering this consent.You can find more substance use-specific FAQs here.