Michigan HB4077 modifies the process for medical certification of death records, including timelines and procedures for completing and certifying.
Michigan HB4077 amends sections of the Public Health Code to modify the process for medical certification of death records. The bill specifies that if a death occurs outside an institution, the medical certification must be completed and certified within 48 hours by the attending physician, or by a physician acting as the attending physician's authorized representative, or by the county medical examiner.
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