Freedom of Choice at the End of Life: Panel I
9:45am--11:00am Panel I: Taking Control and Preserving Autonomy This panel discussed the need for advance planning and one #39;s rights to do so, available advance directive tools: health care proxies, living wills, POLST (MOLST); enforcement of patient rights and emerging issues, trends and new legislation. Attendees at this panel were eligible for 1 CLE credit in professional practice. #9632;Moderator: Peter J. Strauss, Symposium Chair, Adjunct Professor, New York Law School #9632;Nadia N. Sawicki, Assistant Professor, Beazley Institute for Health Law Policy, Loyola University Chicago School of Law #9632;Lisa Comeau, Attorney, Law Office of Lisa M. Comeau #9632;David C. Leven, Executive Director, Compassion and Choices of New York #9632;Mary Beth Morrissey, Esq., Ph.D., MPH; President, Collaborative for Palliative Care, Westchester\/NYS Southern RegionFrom:NYLSLawReviewViews:0 0ratingsTime:01:16:34More inEducation
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