In this article, Nan Nan Liu defines the roles and responsibilities of both. You will also see the Project Management Institute's requirement for program management certification, plus you can get an idea whether you feel comfortable stepping out of your PM shoes and into those of a program manager.
Make it part of your medical record by giving it to your doctor. Then give signed copies to your patient advocate, to your successor advocate if you appoint one, to your attorney if you have one, and give a copy to anyone who may be affected by your decision to appoint a health care advocate.
Just wondering. Thanks. A Power of Attorney (POA) is a legal document. If the patient (who is the Principal) appoints someone as POA (referred to as the attorney-in-fact), all signatures are valid, etc., the attorney-in-fact can make decisions for the Principal. Often, Powers of Attorney will be limited as to what decisions can or cannot be made.