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Advance Directives
NC “Will to Live” Durable Power of Attorney
Posted on: June 26th, 2010
Most people who execute living wills, health care powers of attorney and other advance directives express their desire to not have their lives prolonged if terminally ill or in a persistent vegetative state. ...
NC Medical Board Recommends Advance Directives
Posted on: May 17th, 2010
The website of the North Carolina Medical Board contains many Position Statements, including one on Advance Directives, a portion of which is quoted below:...
NC Medical Society Website – A Resource for Advance Directives
Posted on: March 22nd, 2010
In addition to attorney-prepared health care planning documents like Health Care Powers of Attorney, Living Wills and HIPAA Authorizations, I often talk to clients about Do Not Resuscitate (DNR) Orders and the newer Medical Order Scope of Treatment (MOST) Form. ...
