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Signing Requirements
The South Carolina DNR must be signed by the patient (or their representative) and the physician.[1]
A South Carolina do not resuscitate form informs emergency medical personnel that an individual does not want CPR if they are in cardiopulmonary arrest. A licensed physician or osteopath must determine that the patient has a terminal condition before the patient can be issued a DNR order. The form must be clearly displayed and care givers must be informed of its location.
A South Carolina do not resuscitate form informs emergency medical personnel that an individual does not want CPR if they are in cardiopulmonary arrest. A licensed physician or osteopath must determine that the patient has a terminal condition before the patient can be issued a DNR order. The form must be clearly displayed and care givers must be informed of its location.
The South Carolina DNR must be signed by the patient (or their representative) and the physician.[1]