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- SDCL § 34-12C-6 · Rights of authorized person as incapacitated person.
- SDCL § 34-12C-7 · Liability of health care provider--Liability of authorized decision maker.
- SDCL § 34-12C-8 · Scope of chapter.
- SDCL § 34-12C-9 · Insertion of urinary catheter into patient under age sixteen without consent of parent or guardian prohibited.
- SDCL § 34-12D-1 · Definition of terms.
- SDCL § 34-12D-2 · Declaration--Requirements to execute--Artificial nutrition and hydration.
- SDCL § 34-12D-3 · Declaration--Sample form.
- SDCL § 34-12D-4 · Multiple documents--Resolving conflicts--Participation by attorney in fact.
- SDCL § 34-12D-5 · When declaration becomes operative.
- SDCL § 34-12D-6 · Decisions regarding life-sustaining treatment--Rights of qualified patient.
- SDCL § 34-12D-7 · Entry of declaration into medical record.
- SDCL § 34-12D-8 · Revocation of declaration--Medical record to contain revocation.
- SDCL § 34-12D-9 · Providing for patient's comfort and related needs--Responsibility of health care provider.
- SDCL § 34-12D-10 · Treatment of pregnant woman notwithstanding declaration.
- SDCL § 34-12D-11 · Withdrawal or withholding of life-sustaining treatment--Responsibilities of health care provider.
- SDCL § 34-12D-12 · Providing treatment, artificial nutrition, and hydration--Responsibilities of health care provider.
- SDCL § 34-12D-13 · Immunity from civil or criminal liability, and from professional discipline.
- SDCL § 34-12D-14 · Withdrawal or withholding of treatment neither suicide or homicide.
- SDCL § 34-12D-15 · Withdrawal or withholding of treatment--Effect upon life insurance or annuity.
- SDCL § 34-12D-16 · Insurer or health-care provider may not prohibit or require declaration.
- SDCL § 34-12D-17 · Revocation of or failure to execute declaration--No presumption created concerning intent.
- SDCL § 34-12D-18 · Patients able to make decisions regarding medical care--Effect upon rights.
- SDCL § 34-12D-19 · Health care provider not required to deviate from accepted medical standards.
- SDCL § 34-12D-20 · Mercy-killing, euthanasia, suicide, and assisted suicide not condoned.
- SDCL § 34-12D-21 · Assumption as to valid declaration permissible.
- SDCL § 34-12D-22 · Validity of declaration--Declarations executed prior to July 1, 1991.
- SDCL § 34-12D-23 · Health care professional--Knowledge and purpose required for conviction of aiding and abetting suicide.
- SDCL § 34-12D-24 · Standing to bring injunctive relief against person believed to be about to assist in suicide.
- SDCL § 34-12D-25 · Cause of action for compensatory and punitive damages for assisting suicide.
- SDCL § 34-12D-26 · Attorney's fees to plaintiff in assisted suicide action.
- SDCL § 34-12D-27 · Licensing board notified of assisted suicide violation.
- SDCL § 34-12D-28 · Revocation of license for assisted suicide violation.
- SDCL § 34-12D-29 · Licensed health care professional defined.
- SDCL § 34-12E-1 · Definition of terms.
- SDCL § 34-12E-2
- SDCL § 34-12E-8 · Disclosure of fees and charges upon request.
- SDCL § 34-12E-9 · Failure to comply--Disciplinary action.
- SDCL § 34-12E-10
- SDCL § 34-12E-11 · Annual hospital report on charge information--Promulgation of rules.
- SDCL § 34-12E-11.1
- SDCL § 34-12E-12
- SDCL § 34-12E-13
- SDCL § 34-12E-14
- SDCL § 34-12F-1 · Definitions.
- SDCL § 34-12F-2 · Execution of EMS cardiopulmonary resuscitation directive.
- SDCL § 34-12F-3 · Implementation of directive by emergency medical personnel--Rules--Construction of section.
- SDCL § 34-12F-4 · Emergency medical service personnel and health care providers and facilities--Compliance with directive required--Immunity from civil and criminal liability and discipline for unprofessional conduct.
- SDCL § 34-12F-5 · Effect of compliance with directive on criminal prosecution of person otherwise criminally charged.
- SDCL § 34-12F-6 · Directive for person admitted to health care facility--Implementation as physician's order.
- SDCL § 34-12F-7 · Directive or failure to execute directive--Effect on annuity or insurance.
- SDCL § 34-12F-8 · Revocation of directive.
- SDCL § 34-12F-9 · Parental notification required to withhold resuscitation--Records--Parental objection--Court action.
- SDCL § 34-12G-1 · Program to assist rural communities recruit health care professionals.
- SDCL § 34-12G-2 · Eligible rural communities.
- SDCL § 34-12G-3 · Eligible health care professionals.
- SDCL § 34-12G-4 · Incentive payment.
- SDCL § 34-12G-5 · Rural community agreement for payment of recruitment assistance.
- SDCL § 34-12G-6 · Appropriation of funds.
- SDCL § 34-12G-7 · Agreement to be approved by secretary of health.
- SDCL § 34-12G-8 · Restrictions on participation.
- SDCL § 34-12G-9 · Program participant to be medical assistance provider.
- SDCL § 34-12G-10 · Program to assist rural health care facilities recruiting health care professionals.
- SDCL § 34-12G-11 · Rural health care facility recruitment program--Eligible facilities.
- SDCL § 34-12G-12 · Eligible health care professionals.
- SDCL § 34-12G-13 · Incentive payment.
- SDCL § 34-12G-14 · Rural health care facility agreement for payment of recruitment assistance.
- SDCL § 34-12G-15 · Agreement to be approved by secretary of health.
- SDCL § 34-12G-16 · Restrictions on participation.
- SDCL § 34-12G-17 · Participating rural health care facility to be medical assistance provider.
- SDCL § 34-12H-1 · Definitions.
- SDCL § 34-12H-2 · Patient or representative may execute MOST.
- SDCL § 34-12H-3 · Representative may only act when patient lacks decision-making capacity.
- SDCL § 34-12H-4 · MOST form--Contents.
- SDCL § 34-12H-5 · MOST form part of medical record.
- SDCL § 34-12H-6 · Out-of-state documents valid in state.
- SDCL § 34-12H-7 · Physician to treat patient in accordance with MOST.
- SDCL § 34-12H-8 · Conflict between patient's MOST and patient's other directives.
- SDCL § 34-12H-9 · Revocation of MOST.
- SDCL § 34-12H-10 · Refusal of health care provider to comply with MOST.
- SDCL § 34-12H-11 · Execution or revocation of MOST may not be condition for providing health care.
- SDCL § 34-12H-12 · Immunity of health care provider.
- SDCL § 34-12I-1 · Definitions.
- SDCL § 34-12I-2 · Consent form--Submission to facility.
- SDCL § 34-12I-3 · Roommate--Consent--Refusal--Restrictions--Relocation.
- SDCL § 34-12I-4 · Consent form--Content.
- SDCL § 34-12I-5 · Cost--Liability.
- SDCL § 34-12I-6 · Connection to internet--Options--Conditions.
- SDCL § 34-12I-7 · Video monitoring device--Placement--Conditions.
- SDCL § 34-12I-8 · Audio monitoring device--Use--Violation as misdemeanor.
- SDCL § 34-12I-9 · Removal of device--Authority.
- SDCL § 34-12I-10 · Responsibility of resident--Facility.
- SDCL § 34-12I-11 · Notice.
- SDCL § 34-12I-12 · Destruction prohibited--Violation as misdemeanor.
- SDCL § 34-12I-13 · Access and dissemination--Violation as misdemeanor.
- SDCL § 34-12I-14 · Allegation of misconduct--Request for video.
- SDCL § 34-12I-15 · Evidentiary material.
- SDCL § 34-12I-16 · Discrimination--Retaliation--Prohibition.
- SDCL § 34-12I-17 · Liability--Civil--Criminal.
- SDCL § 34-12I-18 · Complaint--Adjudication.
- SDCL § 34-13-1