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By asking a doctor to discuss end of life, ask yourself what the doctor to act as your lawyer?
And physicians should take that risk to themselves? Advance directives, DNRS, durable power of attorney to living wills and are not exactly medical documentation, but legal documents. And laws affecting them are different from state to state. Physicians should be those who give such advice? Or if someone see a lawyer to discuss this area?
It's an interesting question. The provision of end of life care was suggested by a Republican Congress, I believe, had dealt with the wishes of his mother aged. Doctors traditionally ask a close relative (spouse or partner life, for example) if someone seriously injured (and unable to speak for him / herself) want heroic measures taken to prolong life (if Shaivo comes to mind). When there is no living will, the decision is oftentimes guesswork for parents who may not be aware of the will the patient. Some people like to have a living will, above all is really bad, just to make sure their wishes are documented should anything catastrophic occur. Arrangement allows all the doctors who participate in a consultation with patients to discuss end of life options will be paid for such participation. The patient is to choose the preferred options on their own, contrary to what right-wing extremists would have us believe. Apparently, physicians are simply sharing a complete list of options in a way noncommital, so that the patient is fully aware of all the options available (Such as hospice or home care instead of a hospital stay) and then answer the questions that the patient would have, without coercion or bias. Can a lawyer be sufficient to authenticate the living?
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