If a living will is delivered to a physician or other health care provider who transfers care of patients to other health care providers, or if a living will is delivered to a health care provider, including a health care facility or HMO that delivers patient care through an arrangement with individual providers, the physician or other health care provider receiving a living will shall make reasonable efforts:
(1) to ensure that an agreement with the patient to comply with the living will will be honored by others who provide health care to that patient; or
(2) to identify and deliver the living will to the individual providers and facilitate the declarant's discussion with those individuals whose agreement to comply with the living will is required.
1989 c 3 s 7; 1991 c 148 s 6
Structure Minnesota Statutes
Section 145B.011 — Application Of Chapter.
Section 145B.02 — Definitions.
Section 145B.03 — Living Will.
Section 145B.04 — Suggested Form.
Section 145B.05 — When Operative.
Section 145B.06 — Compliance With Living Will.
Section 145B.07 — Transfer Of Care.
Section 145B.08 — Access To Medical Information By Proxy.
Section 145B.11 — Effect On Insurance.
Section 145B.12 — What If There Is No Living Will Or Proxy?
Section 145B.13 — Reasonable Medical Practice Required.
Section 145B.14 — Certain Practices Not Condoned.
Section 145B.15 — Recognition Of Previously Executed Living Will.
Section 145B.16 — Recognition Of Document Executed In Another State.