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South Carolina Code 44-78-60. Means of revocation of "do not resuscitate order"
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South Carolina Code 44-78-60. Means of revocation of "do not resuscitate order"
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Chapter 78
> § 44-78-60 - Means of revocation of "do not resuscitate order"
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A "do not resuscitate order for emergency services" may be revoked by an oral statement by the patient to EMS personnel or by mutilating, obliterating, or destroying the document in any manner.
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