By the end of 1986, 41 states recognize advance care directives, which are legal documents that alert loved ones and providers of a patient's medical wishes in case they are physically or mentally incapable of making their own healthcare decisions.
By the end of 1986, 41 states recognize advance care directives, which are legal documents that alert loved ones and providers of a patient's medical wishes in case they are physically or mentally incapable of making their own healthcare decisions.