Establishes the "Marilyn Teitelbaum Death with Dignity Act" in Missouri.
The "Marilyn Teitelbaum Death with Dignity Act" establishes provisions for terminally ill patients to request medication to end their lives. It defines key terms such as "terminal disease," "qualified patient," and "informed decision." The act outlines the process for patients to request medication, including requirements for physician consultations, written requests, and witness attestations. It also details the responsibilities of attending and consulting physicians, the role of pharmacists, and the documentation and reporting requirements for health care providers.
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