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Kimberly Kopecky1, Pete Pelletier2, Pringl Miller3
1Fourth-year general surgery resident at Stanford Hospital and Clinics in Stanford, California.
Abstract:
Procedural treatment teams encounter patients with preoperative do-not-resuscitate (DNR) orders who are seeking procedural interventions to improve their quality of life. Required reconsideration is the professional discussion standard that seeks to engage patients or their surrogate decision makers in revisiting patient preferences for rescinding or maintaining a DNR order perioperatively. This article canvasses features of a required reconsideration discussion and guidelines for adhering to this standard.
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