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Sometimes you cannot make decisions about your health care, like whether or not you're resuscitated in an emergency, but with a Do-Not-Resuscitate (DNR) Guide you can empower yourself before... Read More
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Making a Do-Not-Resuscitate Guide
Sometimes you cannot make decisions about your health care, like whether or not you're resuscitated in an emergency, but with a Do-Not-Resuscitate (DNR) Guide you can empower yourself before something happens. Getting a Do-Not-Resuscitate Guide helps you make an informed decision.
Use the Do-Not-Resuscitate Guide document if:
It's never easy to plan for worst case scenarios, but you can get information and help in making a decision with a Do-Not-Resuscitate Guide. Many states have passed legislation or regulations that provide a "prehospital DNR program," which means that a physician's DNR order can be honored outside of the hospital setting. With a Do-Not-Resuscitate Guide you can think about possibilities in advance. If the worst happens, you want your wishes granted. Choosing a DNR program means that medical professionals can legally withhold certain treatments according to what you've decided. You should also talk to your family about your wishes.
Getting a Do-Not-Resuscitate Guide helps you open a discussion with your loved ones, and make a choice that is right for you.
Other names for this document: DNR Form, Allow Natural Death Form, Do-Not-Resuscitate Order
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