Do Not Attempt Resuscitation Issues.
11 reviews.
11 out of 11 recommend.
| Category | Ethical |
| Location | Regional |
| Intended Audience | SAS doctors |
| Prerequisites | SAS doctors |
There have been a number of important changes surrounding the issue of DNACPR and it remains a complex and challenging issue for many doctors. Teaching on this topic will explore the medico-legal aspects of DNACPR as well as the communication challenges involved in making day-to-day DNACPR decisions.
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Latest Reviews.
By Marat Singatullin on 2/13/2016 3:59:38 PM
Good presentation on a quite challenging topic
By Ian MacInnes on 11/12/2015 6:40:29 PM
A nice little treck round the salient points. It also puts the current CQC Audit on DNACPR into context.
By B Nanayakkara on 11/10/2015 6:49:07 PM
Good lecture learned medic-legal aspects of DNACPR.
By S.Thambirajah on 11/9/2015 10:35:11 AM
Very good presentation that would improve our practice
By Dr Jenny Wildish on 10/14/2015 4:37:55 PM
Engaging teacher bringing his wealth of experience in dealing with this subject that many doctors feel uncomfortable with. Useful tips and tricks for easing discussion about the subject with both patients and relatives.
By Daniel Jones on 10/13/2015 4:35:22 PM
A very useful and educatative discussion surrounding DNACPR which I know will have improved practice of those attending.
By Jozsef Toth on 10/12/2015 8:30:23 PM
He gave simple approach to establish care plan with the ceiling of care for patients with possible poor outcome including the unfortunate event of cardio-respiratory arrest and the consensus achieved after discussion with the patients and their relatives formulating a DNACPR decision. Emphasised on the necessity of a Best Interest Meeting and application of the Mental Capacity Act (2005) when the patient has no capacity to take part in the decision making.
By Tushar Mallik on 10/12/2015 3:53:54 PM
Very good talk.
By Christian Hanson on 10/12/2015 1:47:27 PM
Dr Bolster succeeded in in explaining this complex and challenging topic in a simple way that everybody could understand. Well done!
By Susanne Farwer on 10/11/2015 11:22:47 AM
Excellent presentation highlighting important issues and how common obstacles can be overcome.
By Dr Stefan Maz on 10/10/2015 9:36:17 AM
A thorough discussion of complex issues surrounding a clinically and ethically challenging area.