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 …

Background Despite advances with regard to “do not attempt resuscitation order”, physicians
are still reluctant to implement it. In fact, while the nurses could be of great help in making …

Introduction The values and attitudes of healthcare professionals influence their handling of
“do-not-attempt-resuscitation”(DNAR) orders, as does that of the families they interact with …

Abstract Do-Not-Resuscitate (DNR) is well conceptualized, understood and implemented in
developed countries in comparison to developing countries. DNR, DNAR (Do-Not-Attempt …

Introduction: The process of decision-making on DNR order is unique and complicated,
since it is the only medical decision to be made prior to treatment with consultation and …

Background: Qualitative research involving paramedics and their involvement in end-of-life
(EoL) care has already been published, but there have been no published attitudinal studies …

This study was conducted to evaluate the Iranian nurses' perspective about non
cardiopulmonary resuscitation. This study is Directed qualitative content analysis and …

Aligned to the Nursing and Midwifery Council's (NMC) The Code (2018a) and other
supporting regulatory documents, Registered Nurses (RNs) are accountable to the …

Rationale: The elderly population is growing year after year; especially individuals aged 90
and over. Centenarians account for a small proportion of out-of-hospital cardiac arrest …

Background:'Do not resuscitate (DNR) order'is a decision taken by the patient, authorized
person (s) or competent healthcare professionals in the end stages of patient's life regarding …