• ED Manag · May 2005

    End-of-life decisions can be complex, even when patients have a DNR.

    • ED Manag. 2005 May 1;17(5):49-51.

    AbstractProactive communication with your patient and family members can clarify the decision-making process. Even if patient has a do-not-resuscitate (DNR) order, reconfirm patient's wishes when possible. Let family know if you do not believe a treatment will be efficacious. Initiate discussions with patients whom you think should consider having a DNR.

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