Minnesota § 145C.17 OPIOID INSTRUCTIONS ENTERED INTO HEALTH RECORD

Minnesota Statutes

§ 145C.17 — OPIOID INSTRUCTIONS ENTERED INTO HEALTH RECORD

Minnesota § 145C.17

PartHEALTH

Ch. 145CHEALTH CARE DIRECTIVES

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Minn. Stat. § 145C.17 (2026).

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At the request of the patient or health care agent, a health care provider shall enter into the patient's health care record any instructions relating to administering, dispensing, or prescribing an opioid. A health care provider presented with a nonopioid directive executed by or on behalf of a patient must include the nonopioid directive in the patient's health care record. A health care provider receiving notice of revocation of a patient's nonopioid directive must note the revocation in the patient's health care record.

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At the request of the patient or health care agent, a health care provider shall enter into the patient's health care record any instructions relating to administering, dispensing, or prescribing an opioid. A health care provider presented with a nonopioid directive executed by or on behalf of a patient must include the nonopioid directive in the patient's health care record. A health care provider receiving notice of revocation of a patient's nonopioid directive must note the revocation in the patient's health care record.