Idahoans with a serious illness or approaching the end of life can have specific medical orders on resuscitation and scope of treatment written on this form, which complements the advance directive. The Department of Health and Welfare does not post a downloadable copy: patients and providers request the form, and providers can create and view POSTs through the Idaho Healthcare Directive Registry.
A physician, APRN or PA completes the orders with the patient, and both the patient and the provider sign the form.
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Physician Orders for Scope of Treatment (POST)
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The Department of Health and Welfare provides a copy on request through the Idaho Healthcare Directive Registry's email address, and providers can create POST forms online through the registry. There is no public PDF on the department's advance directive page.
Yes. The department states that providers can view POSTs through the Idaho Healthcare Directive Registry. Patients can also create or upload advance directives online through the registry portal, and the registry's tip sheets explain account setup and uploads.