Mich. Admin. Code R. 325.82 - General Rules
Rule 82.
(1) MI-POST
is intended only for those adult patients with advanced illness or frailty for
whom, based on his or her current medical condition, death would occur within 1
year. A healthcare professional's prognosis of life expectancy is not
required.
(2) MI-POST cannot be
required for admission to any healthcare or community facility
setting.
(3) The standard form must
be printed on pink 65-pound card stock, white card stock paper with a pink
border, or paper of similar style and quality to make the form easily
identifiable.
(4) The department
must make available electronic blank copies.
(5) The original form in its most current
version remains the property of the individual patient. Copies, including
paper, facsimile, and all digital versions, are permissible and valid. Health
care facilities and physician offices must retain the most current copy of the
patient's MI-POST form in the patient's medical record.
(6) The MI-POST is binding in any health care
facility other than acute care. Acute care settings shall utilize the MI-POST
as evidence of the patient's healthcare decisions when evaluating the patient;
however, treatments may differ according to the best clinical judgement of the
healthcare professional currently treating the patient.
(7) The MI-POST directs the care provided by
EMS. EMS must follow the protocol established by the department.
(8) Forms labeled "Michigan POST" or
"MI-POST" are valid from 1 year of the most recent attending health
professional signature date.
(9)
MI-POST forms completed after June 30, 2023 must be completed on the MI-POST
form created under the act.
(10)
Orders indicated on a properly executed MI-POST are presumed to express the
patient's current decisions over a previously executed advanced
directive.
(11) If a MI-POST is
validly executed after a do-not-resuscitate order is executed under the
Michigan do-not-resuscitate procedure act, 1996 PA 193, MCL 333.1051 to
333.1067, the medical orders indicated on the MI-POST are presumed to express
the patient's current wishes.
Notes
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