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For more information and an explanation of the differences between a s 7 RA and a s 9 RA, refer to [[Representation Agreements (15:V)#A. Types of Representation Agreements | section V.A: Types of Representation Agreements]] in this chapter. | For more information and an explanation of the differences between a s 7 RA and a s 9 RA, refer to [[Representation Agreements (15:V)#A. Types of Representation Agreements | section V.A: Types of Representation Agreements]] in this chapter. | ||
== 5. Advance Directive (AD) == | === 5. Advance Directive (AD) === | ||
A capable adult may also choose to make an Advance Directive (AD), which is a legally-binding document that provides instructions with respect to giving or refusing consent to health care treatment or procedures. According to s 19.1 of the HCCFA, an adult is presumed to have capacity to make an AD, unless there is evidence that he or she is incapable of understanding the nature and consequences of the AD. | A capable adult may also choose to make an Advance Directive (AD), which is a legally-binding document that provides instructions with respect to giving or refusing consent to health care treatment or procedures. According to s 19.1 of the HCCFA, an adult is presumed to have capacity to make an AD, unless there is evidence that he or she is incapable of understanding the nature and consequences of the AD. | ||
