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To help reduce confusion , inconsistency, out-of-date terminology, and confusing and inconsistent requirements for execution , and to follow the trend set by other states to combine the concepts of the living will and health care agency into a single legal document , the efforts of a significant number of individuals representing the academic, medical, legislative, and legal communities, state officials, ethics scholars, and advocacy groups produced the development of a consolidated advance directive for health care. This newly created form using understandable and everyday language is meant to encourage more citizens of Georgia to voluntarily execute advance directives for health care to make their wishes more clearly known.  \nThe General Assembly takes note that the clear expression of individual decisions regarding health care, whether made by the individual or an agent appointed by the individual, is of critical importance not only to citizens but also to the health care and legal communities, third parties, and families. In furtherance of these purposes, the General Assembly enacted anew Chapter 32 of Title 31. This Chapter sets forth general principles governing the expression of decisions regarding health care and the appointment of a health care agent, as well as a form of advance directive for health care.  \nGuide to Contents  \nINSTRUCTIONS ....................................................................... 14 pages  \n1. Effect of 07/01/07 Changes ................................................................................ 4  \n2. Definitions ............................................................................................................ 5  \n3. Certification of Declarant´s Condition ................................................................ 7  \n4. Use of Other Forms ............................................................................................. 8  \n5. How the New form differs from the former Living Will and Durable Power of Attorney for Health Care forms ............................................................................... 8  \n6. The New Form Described ................................................................................... 9  \n7. Executing an Advance Directive for Health Care .............................................. 9  \n8. Health Care Agent ............................................................................................. 10  \nRestrictions ............................................................................................................ 10  \nDuty ........................................................................................................................ 10  \nResponsibilities ...................................................................................................... 10  \nProhibited Activities............................................................................................... 11  \n9. Refusal to Comply with Directive ..................................................................... 12  \n10. Revoking a Directive ........................................................................................ 13  \n11. Completed form ................................................................................................ 13  \n12. For Additional Information .............................................................................. 14  \nADVANCE DIRECTIVE – FORM............................................... 15 pages  \nDescription of Four Parts ..................","cbCaiqgYBqr0LMo3","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiqgYBqr0LMo3","pdf",211953,29,"English","# Guide to Contents\n## INSTRUCTIONS\n## ADVANCE DIRECTIVE – FORM\n# Description of Four Parts\n## Part One - Health Care Agent\n## Part Two - Treatment Preferences\n## Part Three - Guardianship\n## Part Four - Effectiveness/Signatures","[{\"question\":\"What rights does this Georgia advance directive document focus on?\",\"answer\":\"It supports individuals’ ability to control their personal care and medical treatment, including insisting on treatment, declining treatment, or directing that treatment be withdrawn.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the revised 2016 directive relate to earlier Georgia living will and durable power of attorney forms?\",\"answer\":\"It explains that the Georgia Advance Directive for Health Care replaces the former living will and makes the living will and durable power of attorney options no longer available as advance directives in Georgia.\"},{\"question\":\"What are the four main parts of the advance directive form?\",\"answer\":\"The form includes: Part One—Health Care Agent, Part Two—Treatment Preferences, Part Three—Guardianship, and Part Four—Effectiveness/Signatures.\"}]","GEORGIA ADVANCE DIRECTIVE FOR HEALTHCARE - Revised March 2016 | PDF",10]