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April 18, 2006
All Va. Hospitals Will Have Medical-Directive Forms by Today
According to the Richmond Times-Dispatch, all Virginia hospitals will have advance-directive forms available for patients as of today. This is heralded as a kind of breakthrough. Isn't this more or less required by the federal Patient Self-Determination Act ("information" about patients rights is usually understood to include making the forms available upon request)? What am I missing? [tm]
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