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| A patient may revoke a request for medication under this Act at | any time and in any manner without regard to the patient's mental | state.__A prescription for medication under this Act may not be | written without the attending physician offering the qualified | patient an opportunity to revoke the request. |
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| | No fewer than 15 days may elapse between the patient's initial | personally communicated request and the writing of a prescription | under this Act.__No fewer than 48 hours may elapse between the | patient's written request and the writing of a prescription under | this Act. |
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| §5-913.__Medical record filing requirements |
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| | The following information must be filed or noted on a chart in | the patient's medical record: |
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| | (a)__All personally communicated requests by a patient for | medication to end the patient's life in a humane and dignified | manner; |
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| | (b)__All written requests by a patient for medication to end | the patient's life in a humane and dignified manner; |
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| | (c)__The attending physician's diagnosis and prognosis and | that physician's determination that the patient is capable, is | acting voluntarily and is making an informed decision; |
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| | (d)__The consulting physician's diagnosis and prognosis and | that physician's determination that the patient is capable, is | acting voluntarily and is making an informed decision; |
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| | (e)__A report of the determinations made during counseling; |
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| | (f)__The attending physician's offer to the patient to revoke | the request at the time of the patient's 2nd personally | communicated request pursuant to section 5-910; and |
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| | (g)__A note by the attending physician stating that | requirements under this Act have been met and indicating the | steps taken to carry out the request and the medication | prescribed. |
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| §5-914.__Residency requirement |
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| | Only persons who have been residents of this State for at | least 6 months immediately preceding the request may make and be | granted requests under this Act. |
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