Medical Orders for Life-Sustaining Treatment (MOLST) (DOH-5003)
In addition to the MOLST form the New York State Department of Health and ny.gov/professionals/patients/patient_rights/molst/. For adult patients
New-York-MOLST-Form.pdf
A physician must sign the MOLST form. All health care professionals must follow these medical orders as the patient moves from one location to another unless a
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Medical Orders for Life-Sustaining Treatment (MOLST) (DOH-5003)
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June 1 2010. Nonhospital Order Not to Resuscitate. The New York State Department of Health has an approved standard Out of Hospital DNR form (DOH-3474).
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DOH-5003 Medical Orders for Life-Sustaining Treatment (MOLST)
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[PDF] Medical Orders for Life-Sustaining Treatment (MOLST) (DOH-5003)
This Medical Orders for Life-Sustaining Treatment (MOLST) form is generally for patients with advanced illness who require long-term care services
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DOH-5003 (8/22) p 1 of 4
SECTION B
SECTION D
SECTION E
Resuscitation Instructions When the Patient Has No Pulse and/or Is Not nBreathingConsent for Sections B and C
Physician/Nurse Practitioner/Physician Assistant Singnature for Sections B and CLAST NAME/FIRST NAME/MIDDLE INITIAL 5OF PATIENT
DATE OF BIRTH (MM/DD/YYYY)
ADDRESS/CITY/STATE/ZIP
PREFERRED PHONE NU5MBER
eMOLST NUMBER (THIS IS NO5T AN eMOLST FORM)This Medical Orders for Life-Sustaining Treatment (MOLST) form is generally for patients with advuanced illness who require long-term care services
and/or who might die within 1-2 years.* The MOLST may also be used for individuals who uwish to avoid and/or receive specific life-sustaining
treatments. A physician, nurse practitioner, or physician assistant reviews the patient"s current health status, prognosis, goals for care, and the risks and
benefits of each life-sustaining treatment with the patieunt if they have capacity, or the health care agent or surrogate if the patient lacuks capacity.
All ethical and legal requirements must be followed, including special procedures when a patient haus an intellectual or developmental disabilityu and
lacks capacity. If the patient hasu an intellectual or developmental disabilityu (I/DD) and lacks the capacity to decide, the physician (not a nurse practitioner
or physician"s assistant) must follow special procedures and attach the completed Office for People with Developmental Disabilitiues (OPWDD) MOLST
Legal Requirements Checklist for Individuals withu I/DD before signing the MOLST. (OPWDD checklist available at
). For more information on requirements for completing the MOLST, see page 4.This MOLST may not be changed without the consent of the patient (our their health care decision-maker if the patient laucks capacity). Completing a
MOLST is voluntary and cannot ube required. The patient shouuld keep this original MOLST with them at all tiumes, whenever they leave home and during
travel to different care settings. The physician, nurse practitioner, or physician assistant keeps a copy. All health care professionals and emergency
medical services (EMS) providers are required to follow these medical orders. HuIPAA permits disclosure of MOLST to other health care professionals &
electronic registry as necessary for treatment. For further information on MOLST, see Check one:CPR Order: Attempt Cardio-Pulmonary Resuscitation
DNR Order: Do Not Attempt Resuscitation (Allow Natural Death) SIGNATURE OF INDIVIDUAL MAKING DECISIONSPRINTED NAME OF INDIVIDUAL MAKING DECISIONSVerbal consent, leave signature line blank
DATE/TIME OF CONSENTWho is the individ:ual making decisions:Patient Heualth Care Agent FHCDA Surrogate Minoru"s Parent/Guardian u §1750-b Surrogate for individual with uI/DD
SIGNATURE
LICENSE NUMBERPRINT NAMEDATE/TIME
SECTION APatient Information
Check All Advance Directives Knoown to be CompletedHealth Care Proxy
Living Will
Organ Donation
Documentation of an O5ral Advance Directive
SECTION COrders for Life-Sustaining Treatment When the Patient Has a Pulse and is BreathingRespiratory Support: Non-invasive Ventilation and/or Intubation and Mechanical VentilationCheck one: Intubation and long-term mechanical ventilation, includes tracheostomy
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If this decision relates to an individual wituh an intellectual or developmental disabilityu, refer to the instructions on page 4 before proceeding.
DOH-5003 (8/22) p 2 of 4
SECTION FAdditional Orders fnor Life-Sustaining Treatment LAST NAME/FIRST NAME/MIDDLE INITIAL 5OF PATIENTDATE OF BIRTH (MM/DD/YYYY)TREATMENT GUIDELINES
Check one:No limitation on meduical interventions
Limited medical interventions, only as described belowComfort measures only. Provide medical care and treatment with the primaury goal of relieving pain and other symptoms
ARTIFICIALLY ADMINISTERED FLUID AND NUTRITION
FEEDING TUBE IV FLUIDS
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ANTIBIOTICS
Check one: Use antibiotics to treat infections YtR0RP8W3RY5 RYFPYAW8W0T0WF3YFMYT530WUWF0WS Y1ER3YW3MRS0WF3YFSS5P ZYtFY3F0Y5 RYT30WUWF0WS Y
DIALYSIS
Check one: Use dialysis to treat renal failure YtR0RP8W3RY5 RYFPYAW8W0T0WF3YWMYP5R3TAYMTWA5PRYFSS5P ZYtFY3F0Y5 RYKWTA) W Y
OTHER MEDICAL ORDERS AND INSTRUCTIONS (only as discussed with the physician, NP, or PA. May include instructions and goals for trials*. If
nothing else is discussed, write NONE.) This MOLST form has been approved by the NYSDOH for use in all settings.SECTION G
SECTION HConsent for Section FPhysician/Nurse Practitioner/Physician Assistant Singnature for Section F
SIGNATURE OF INDIVIDUAL MAKING DECISIONSPRINTED NAME OF INDIVIDUAL MAKING DECISIONSVerbal consent, leave signature line blank
DATE/TIME OF CONSENT
Who is the individ:ual making decisions:
Patient Heualth Care Agent FHCDA Surrogate Minoru"s Parent/Guardian u §1750-b Surrogate for individual with uI/DD
SIGNATURE
LICENSE NUMBERPRINT NAMEDATE/TIME
If consent for this order was provided by a §1750-b Surrogate for an individual wiuth an intellectual or developmental disabilityu, only a physician may
sign this section, and only after the OPWDD MOLST Legal Requirements Checklist for Individuals withu I/DD has been completed and attached.t.
PRINTED NAME OF FIRST WITNESS* PRINTED NAME OF SECOND WITNESSIf this decision relates to an individual wituh an intellectual or developmental disabilityu, refer to the instructions on page 4 before proceeding.
DOH-5003 (8/22) p 3 of 4
LAST NAME/FIRST NAME/MIDDLE INITIAL 5OF PATIENTDATE OF BIRTH (MM/DD/YYYY)SECTION IReview and Renewal
No change
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Form voided, no new formDate/Time
Reviewer"s Printed Nameand SignatureLocation of ReviewOutcome of ReviewNo change
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Form voided, no new form
No change
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A physician, nurse practitioner, or physician assistant shnould review this form at least every 90 days and whenever the patient or other decisionmaker
changes their mind about treatment. The MOLST should also be reviewed if the patient moves from one location to annother to receive care, or if the
patient has a major nchange in health status (for better or worse).This MOLST remains valid and must be followed even if it has noot been reviewed in the 90-day period.
DOH-5003 (8/22) p 4 of 4
LAST NAME/FIRST NAME/MIDDLE INITIAL 5OF PATIENTDATE OF BIRTH (MM/DD/YYYY)In addition to the MOLST form, the New York State Department of He5alth and OPWDD have developed legal requirements checklists and instructions to
assist in the proper completion of the M5OLST. The checklists are intended to assist providers in satisfyi5ng the ethical and5 legal requirements associated
with decisions concerning life-sustaining treatment for all patients.Adult Patients
The instructions and legal 5requirements checklists for adult patients can be found atFor adult patients,5 there are five different checklists. The correct checklist should be chosen based on the patient"5s decision-making 5capacity and the
setting. • Checklist #1 Adult patients wi5th medical decisio5n-making capacity - any setting• Checklist #2 Adult patients wi5thout medical deci5sion-making capacity who have a health care proxy - any setting
• Checklist #3 Adult hospital, hospice or nursing home 5patients without m5edical decision-ma5king capacity who do not 5have a health care proxy, decision-maker is Public Health Law Surrogate
• Checklist #4 Adult hospital, hospice or nursing home 5patients without m5edical decision-ma5king capacity who do not 5have a health care proxy and for whom no surrogate from the list is available
• Checklist #5 Adult patients wi5thout medical deci5sion-making capacity who do not 5have a health care proxy, and the MOLST form is being completed in the community
A Public Health Law Surrogate (aka a FHCDA Surrogate) means a surrogate under Public Health Law Article 29-CC (the Family Health Care Decisions Act).
Minor Patients
The instructions and legal 5requirements checklists for minor patients can be found at: www.health.ny.gov/professionals/patients/pa5tient_rights/molst/ Individuals with Intellectual or Developmental Disabilitieso (I/DD)The law governing the decisio5n-making process differs for individuals wit5h I/DD. Surrogate"s Court Procedure Act Section 1750-b (SCPA 1750-b) must be
followed when making a d5ecision for an individual w5ith I/DD who is determined to lack capacity and who doe5s not have a health care proxy.
• Sections E and H of tnhis form may only be signed by a physician, not a nurse practitioner or physician"s assistant.
• In sections D and G of5 this form, one witness must be the individual"s treating physician.• Completion of the O5PWDD MOLST Legal Requirements Checklist for Individuals with5 I/DD, including notification of certain parties and5 resolution of
any objections, is5 mandatory prior to ncompletion of a MOLSnT.• Both the OPWDD MOLST Legal Requirements Checklist for Individuals with5 I/DD and SCPA 1750-b process apply to individuals with5 I/DD, r
egardless of their age or residential setting.• Decisions to withholdn or withdraw life sustaining treatment (LST) for an individual winth I/DD must be specifically listed and described i5n step 2 of
the OPWDD MOLST Legal Requirements Checklist for Individuals with5 I/DD and only after the surrogate has had a discussion with the indi5vidual"s
treating physician regarding their med5ical condition, possible treatment options and5 goals for care. SCPA 1750-b also requires that two physicians
determine that the in5dividual"s condition meets specific medical criteria at the time the request to withholdn or withdraw treatment is being made,including that the pr5ovision of the life sustaining treatment would impose an extraordinary burden o5n the individual. These requirements are
included in step 4 of the OPWDD MOLST Legal Requirements Checklist for Individuals with5 I/DD. The individual"s medical condition for the purposes
of a request to withhold or with5draw LST must never include consideration of their intellectual or developmental disabilitny.• Trials for an individual w5ith I/DD: Whether or5 not a new checklist is required following an unsuccessful trial of LST depends on the parameters of the
trial, as specified in step 2 of the OPWDD MOLST Legal Requirements Checklist for individuals wit5h I/DD.
If a trial period is open ended, and the
authorized surrogate subsequently decides to request withdrawal of the LST, a new checklist is required.
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