In general , the plaintiff will have to prove that the defendant ( the person causing the accident ) owed the plaintiff a duty of care , that the defendant did not act as a reasonable person would have , that the defendant 's actions or inactions caused the injury and / or loss , and that the plaintiff suffered some type of harm or injury as a ...
A health care proxy (also referred to as a durable power of attorney for health care) is a document that appoints someone to make medical decisions for you, if you are in a situation where you canât make them yourself. You must choose your proxy thoughtfully since he/she will be acting on your behalf.
No, the MOLST form is different from an advance directive. An advance directive is sometimes called a health care proxy form. The MOLST form is a medical document; the advance directive is a legal one. The MOLST form is recommended for patients of any age with serious advanced illness. The advance directive is suggested for adults over 18 years, healthy or sick. The MOLST form is a medical document for life sustaining treatment.