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Appendix 9RESUSCITATION/DO NOT ATTEMPT RESUSCITATION (DEAR) POLICYApproval CommitteeVersionIssue Date Review DateDocument AuthorGaRMC TMBFinalJanuary 2011Resuscitation Committee January 2012The Royal

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1. Begin by obtaining the appropriate form or document for resuscitationdo not attempt (DNA) orders. This may vary depending on the country or region, but generally, a DNA form can be obtained from medical professionals or healthcare facilities.
2. Carefully read and understand the purpose and implications of a resuscitationdo not attempt order. This is an important decision that involves the withholding of life-saving measures in certain situations, so it is crucial to have a comprehensive understanding of what it entails.
3. Consult with healthcare providers, such as doctors or nurses, to discuss the option of a resuscitationdo not attempt order. They can provide valuable insights and information to help you make an informed decision.
4. If you decide to proceed with a resuscitationdo not attempt order, ensure that the appropriate sections of the form are filled out accurately and completely. This typically includes providing personal information, healthcare provider details, and specific instructions regarding resuscitation measures.
5. Review the completed form carefully to double-check for any errors or omissions. It is important for the document to accurately reflect your wishes and intentions.
6. Sign and date the resuscitationdo not attempt order, and ensure that any necessary witnesses or healthcare professionals also provide their signatures, if required.
7. Keep a copy of the completed form for your personal records, and provide copies to relevant healthcare providers, hospitals, or care facilities where you may be seeking treatment or care.
8. Regularly review and update your resuscitationdo not attempt order as necessary, particularly if there are any significant changes in your health status, preferences, or if guidance from healthcare professionals advises reconsideration.

Who needs resuscitationdo not attempt?

1. Resuscitationdo not attempt orders are typically for individuals who have made a conscious decision to withhold certain life-saving measures in the event of a cardiac arrest or other similar emergency situation.
2. These orders are commonly used by individuals who have advanced health conditions, terminal illnesses, or who may be nearing the end of their lives and wish to prioritize comfort and quality of life over potentially invasive resuscitative interventions.
3. Healthcare providers may recommend a resuscitationdo not attempt order for individuals with severe cognitive impairments, such as advanced dementia, who may have expressed their wishes to not receive aggressive resuscitation measures in advance.
4. It is important to note that the decision to pursue a resuscitationdo not attempt order should be made after careful consideration, in consultation with healthcare professionals, and based on an individual's personal values and preferences.

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Resuscitation do not attempt is a medical order indicating that CPR should not be performed in the event of cardiac or respiratory arrest.

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Resuscitation do not attempt is typically filed by a patient's healthcare provider in consultation with the patient or their legal representative.

How to fill out resuscitation do not attempt?

To fill out a resuscitation do not attempt order, healthcare providers must document the decision in the patient's medical record and ensure that everyone involved in the patient's care is aware of the order.

What is the purpose of resuscitation do not attempt?

The purpose of resuscitation do not attempt is to honor a patient's wishes to forego CPR in the event of a life-threatening emergency.

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The resuscitation do not attempt order should include the patient's name, the date the order was issued, the reason for the order, and any specific instructions for the patient's care.

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