Ohio HB920 establishes a separate do-not-intubate order from do-not-resuscitate orders.
Ohio HB920 amends the Revised Code to create a distinct do-not-intubate order, separate from do-not-resuscitate orders. It outlines protocols for do-not-intubate and do-not-resuscitate orders, ensuring they are followed by emergency medical services personnel and health care facilities. The bill also addresses immunity and liability issues for those complying with these orders, ensuring they are not subject to prosecution, liability, or disciplinary action. Additionally, it prohibits the falsification or forgery of these orders and identifications.
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