The hospice care program shall adopt and implement written policies and procedures for: The use of advance directives; Identifying, reviewing, and discussing ethical dilemmas which arise in the care of patients and family; The use of specific treatment modalities in different hospice care settings, that is, palliative chemotherapy or radiation; The administration of medications, including who is qualified to administer medications; The management of treatment-related complications; The use of investigational drugs and implementation of research protocols; The initiation of resuscitation; Attending to remains at the time of death; The disposal of controlled drugs after death; The provision of inpatient hospice care including: Privacy needs, including space for families to gather; 24-hour visitation and overnight stays; and Religious and spiritual worship; Admission, transfer, and discharge, including criteria to be used for each; and Obtaining informed consent.