do-not-resuscitate order: a lacuna in critical care in iran

The School-Based Do-Not-Resuscitate-Order

ec adoption and critical success factors of ec in smes in iran

تجارت الکترونیکی شیوه اجرای مسئولیتها، تقابل با مشتریان و امور معمول عملیاتی در شرکتها را تغییر داده است. تجارت الکترونیکی در عمل تنها خرید و فروش کالاها را از طریق ابزار الکترونیک نمی باشد، بلکه تمام فعالیتهای لازم جهت انجام فرایند فروش را نیز در بر میگیرد. در اواخر دهه 1990 بسیاری از شرکتها فعالیتهای خود را به منظور دستیابی به مشتریان جدید و یا ارائه فرصتهای جدید به مشتریان موجود گسترش دادند...

Do NOT Resuscitate.

L i ke many health care prov iders , I’ve spent time contemplating the circumstances of my own death. Where will I be when I die? Who will be present? What will the doctors be doing—or will there even be any doctors in the room? The more involved we are with the dying, the more these kinds of thoughts tend to push into our consciousness. I’ve seen people die in all sorts of places and under wil...

Do - not - resuscitate order after 25 years * Jeffrey

More than twenty-five years ago, the first hospital policies on orders not to resuscitate were published in the medical literature (1–3). As it was then, few initials in medicine today evoke as much symbolism or controversy as the DNR (donot-resuscitate) order. The development of the DNR order marked a pivotal change in the delivery of medical care, for instead of instructing others to deliver ...

The Iranian physicians attitude toward the do not resuscitate order

BACKGROUND Physicians are responsible for making decisions about the do not resuscitate (DNR) order of patients; however, most of them are faced with some uncertainty in decision making and ethical aspects. Moreover, there are differences on decision making related to the DNR order among physicians, which may be related to the different attitudes toward this issue. Considering the lack of infor...

Clinician perspectives regarding the do-not-resuscitate order.

IMPORTANCE While data exist regarding the frequency and timing of the do-not-resuscitate (DNR) order in children, little is known about clinician attitudes and behaviors regarding this order. OBJECTIVE To identify clinician attitudes regarding the meaning, implication, and timing of the DNR order for pediatric patients. DESIGN Physicians and nurses from practice settings where advance care ...