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Instruction Directive: A paper that tells doctors and family members what kind of medical care a person wants if they are too sick to make decisions for themselves. It is different from other types of instruction papers like Living Wills and Proxy Directives.
An instruction directive is a legal document that outlines a person's specific wishes for their healthcare decisions. It is also known as a medical directive or healthcare directive. This document is used to guide healthcare providers and family members in making decisions about medical treatment when the person is unable to communicate their wishes.
These examples illustrate how an instruction directive can take different forms and serve different purposes. They all share the common goal of ensuring that a person's wishes for their healthcare are respected and followed.