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Code · Pennsylvania · Title 35 — HEALTH AND SAFETY · Chapter 52

§ 5205. Exemption from liability.

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§ 5205. Exemption from liability.
(a)Practitioner exemption.-- No practitioner or employee of a practitioner acting in good faith shall be subject to criminal or civil liability or be considered to have engaged in unprofessional conduct for failing to offer or administer a prescription or medication order for a controlled substance containing an opioid under the voluntary nonopioid directive form.
(b)Representative exemption.-- No person acting as a representative or an agent under a health care proxy shall be subject to criminal or civil liability for making a decision under section 5204(a)(3) (relating to guidelines) in good faith.
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