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Why are other organizations giving out wrong information about BC laws?
Written by Joanne on June 22, 2017
Categories: Health Care Consent, Personal Planning, Representation AgreementsQ − Why are organizations giving out wrong information about BC laws? Get BC-based education on BC-based legislation – Mark your calendar for PERSONAL PLANNING MONTH events, click here – PPM2017 We assume that organizations do not intend to give out misinformation but it creates problems for the public when they do. For […]
Why does the definition of spouse matter for health care consent?
Written by Joanne on June 21, 2017
Categories: Health Care Consent, Personal Planning, Representation AgreementsQ – Why does the definition of spouse matter for health care consent? In BC, if you are incapable of informed consent to health care, the health care provider must locate a legally valid authority to give or refuse consent on your behalf. If you do not have a Representation Agreement, your spouse might be […]
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