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'No resuscitation' orders: perspectives, policies, problems and procedures.

Abstract

Chedoke-McMaster Hospitals in Hamilton have evolved a 'No CPR' Policy for over seven years. This article describes some of the important ethical, administrative and practical clinical factors in successful application of a 'No CPR' order to the management of terminally ill patients. The role of the attending physician is critical in negotiating 'No CPR' decisions with patients and families. Physicians' attitudes toward death and their …

Authors

O'Connor JA; McPhail A; Keddy WR

Journal

Canadian Family Physician, Vol. 31, , pp. 1675–1678

Publication Date

9 1985

ISSN

0008-350X

Labels

Sustainable Development Goals (SDG)