HRS §327L-2
How to ask for life-ending medication
A capable adult resident with a terminal disease, confirmed by two providers, who wants to die may ask for life-ending medication. They must make two spoken requests at least five days apart and one written request. The main provider must receive all requests directly.
The statute, as written — Oral and written requests for medication; initiated
Except as otherwise provided in section 327L-11(c), an adult who is capable, is a resident of the State, and has been determined by an attending provider and a consulting provider to be suffering from a terminal disease, and who has voluntarily expressed the adult's wish to die, may, pursuant to section 327L-9, submit: (1) Two oral requests, a minimum of five days apart; and (2) One written request, for a prescription for medication that may be self-administered for the purpose of ending the adult's life in accordance with this chapter. The attending provider shall directly, and not through a designee, receive all three requests required pursuant to this section.
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