§ 2135.01 Declaration for mental health treatment definitions
§ 2135.02 Declaration governing use or continuation, or the withholding or withdrawal, of mental health treatment
§ 2135.03 Validity and effect – revocation
§ 2135.04 When declaration becomes operative
§ 2135.05 Designation of proxy to make mental health decisions
§ 2135.06 Execution of declaration
§ 2135.07 Treatment provider unwilling to comply with declaration
§ 2135.08 Liability and duty of proxy
§ 2135.09 Revoking declaration
§ 2135.10 Liability of mental health treatment provider
§ 2135.11 No requirement to execute declaration
§ 2135.12 Declaration does note supersede other advanced health directives
§ 2135.13 Application opposing decisions
§ 2135.14 Printed form of declaration
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Terms Used In Ohio Code > Chapter 2135 - Declaration for Mental Health Treatment

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