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New York Laws - Public Health > Article 29-B - Orders Not To Resuscitate for Residents of Mental Hygiene Facilities

New York Laws > Public Health > Article 29-B - Orders Not To Resuscitate for Residents of Mental Hygiene Facilities


Current as of: 2010
§ 2960Legislative findings and purpose
§ 2961Definitions
§ 2962Presumption in favor of resuscitation; lawfulness of order; effectiveness of order; duty to provide information; no duty to expand equipment
§ 2963Determination of capacity to make a decision regarding cardiopulmonary resuscitation
§ 2964Decision-making by an adult with capacity
§ 2965Surrogate decision-making
§ 2966Decision-making on behalf of an adult patient without capacity for whom no surrogate is available
§ 2967Decision-making on behalf of a minor patient
§ 2968Effect of order not to resuscitate on other treatment
§ 2969Revocation of consent to order not to resuscitate
§ 2970Physician review of the order not to resuscitate
§ 2971Interinstitutional transfers
§ 2972Dispute mediation system
§ 2973Judicial review
§ 2974Immunity
§ 2975Effect of order not to resuscitate on insurance and health care services
§ 2976Judicially approved order not to resuscitate
§ 2978Regulations
§ 2979Rights to be publicized

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