Many hospice patients are unable to consent for themselves and have appointed personal representatives.

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Many hospice patients may be in a condition where they are unable to make medical decisions for themselves due to the severity of their illness, cognitive decline, or other factors. In such cases, they often have appointed personal representatives or have family members or legal guardians designated to make decisions on their behalf.

Many Hospice Patients Are Unable to Consent for Themselves and Have