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Who Decides When a Patient Can't? Statutes on Alternate Decision Makers.
New England Journal of Medicine 2017 April 14
Many patients cannot make their own medical decisions, having lost what is called decisional capacity. The estimated prevalence of decisional incapacity approaches 40% among adult medical inpatients and residential hospice patients and exceeds 90% among adults in some intensive care units. Patients..
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