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A POLST form is neither an advance directive nor a replacement for advance directives. However, both advance directives and POLST forms are helpful advance care planning documents for communicating patient wishes when appropriately used.
The POLST form is a medical order and must be signed by a physician, nurse practitioner or physician assistant to be valid (depends on state law). Each form has a statement or attestation that the health care professionals signature on the form indicates the orders on the form reflect the patients treatment wishes.
POLST helps give seriously-ill patients more control over the medical treatment they receive. The POLST form guides discussions between patients, their families, their physician, and their healthcare team about treatment wishes in instances of serious illness.
Using POLST Photocopies and FAXes of signed POLST forms are legal and valid.
POLST is voluntary. If you are healthy, however, your provider may choose not sign a POLST form for you since it was designed for people who are seriously ill or have advanced frailty (some state laws do not allow providers to sign a POLST form unless you are seriously ill or have advanced frailty).
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Pennsylvania Orders for Life Sustaining Treatment (POLST) is a medical order that gives. patients more control over their end-of-life care. The POLST form specifies the types of medical. treatment that a patient wishes to receive towards the end of life.
Is a POLST form required? No. Completion of a POLST forms should never be mandatory. Just as patients are not required to complete an advance directive or a DNR order, they should not be required to complete a POLST form.
Can an out-of-state POLST form be honored? Generally yes, so long as it is valid (with required signatures and dates).
Michigan Physician Order for Scope of Treatment (MI POST) MI POST is an optional, 1 page, 2-sided medical order with a persons wished for care in a crisis. The intended population is people with serious advanced illness or frailty.
This map recognizes the POLST Programs which are active in National POLST activities. Programs which are using the National POLST Form (Arizona, Maine, New Hampshire, Iowa, Alabama) are outlined in dark pink; programs that have adapted the National POLST Form are outlined in medium pink (West Virginia, Alaska, Idaho).

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