New York A01958 allows a hospice medical director or a designated physician to sign a death certificate.
New York A01958 amends the public health law to expand the authority to sign a death certificate. Under the new law, a hospice medical director or a physician designated by such director can sign a death certificate, in addition to the physician or nurse practitioner last in attendance on the deceased. This change takes effect immediately upon enactment.
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