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Paperback. Condition: Very Good. Debunking common misconceptions about living wills, this manual addresses various aspects of properly preparing this important legal document. Citing real-life scenarios and actual case events, it provides advice on how to protect autonomy, the various components of life support, and the often-overlooked yet vital issue of code-status designation.…

Paperback. Condition: Good. Debunking common misconceptions about living wills, this manual addresses various aspects of properly preparing this important legal document. Citing real-life scenarios and actual case events, it provides advice on how to protect autonomy, the various components of life support, and the often-overlooked yet vital issue of code-status designation.…

Paperback. Condition: New. Is Your Living Will Compromising Your Safety? If you have a living will, you probably had it prepared so your wishes could be carried out if you became incapable of making your own medical decisions. But, did you realize there is a risk of your living will being misinterpreted?   Patients who are not terminally ill die in hospitals every year because of medical staff misinterpretations of living wills.  These are patients who would have otherwise lived if treated. But, too often, patients with living wills are treated as DNR-a code status understood by physicians and staff to mean "do not resuscitate." However, in many cases their status should have been "Full Code," which tells those in authority to use aggressive efforts to save patients' lives. Unfortunately, living wills do not contain patient code status designations and therein lies the problem. As an emergency room physician, Ferdinando L. Mirarchi, D.O. understands how these misinterpretations happen. In Understanding Your Living Will, Dr. Mirarchi explains how to include lifesaving patient code status information in your living will and in the living wills of your loved ones. Among the questions he answers: ·        How can you be sure your living will makes your wishes clear?·        What are the hidden dangers in living wills?·        How can you avoid the misinterpretation of a DNR code status?·        When does a living will become active?·        Why is it important to have a health care power of attorney?·        What is a health care proxy?  A Book to Help You Ensure Your Living Will Follows Your Wishes.…

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Paperback. Condition: New. Is Your Living Will Compromising Your Safety? If you have a living will, you probably had it prepared so your wishes could be carried out if you became incapable of making your own medical decisions. But, did you realize there is a risk of your living will being misinterpreted?   Patients who are not terminally ill die in hospitals every year because of medical staff misinterpretations of living wills.  These are patients who would have otherwise lived if treated. But, too often, patients with living wills are treated as DNR-a code status understood by physicians and staff to mean "do not resuscitate." However, in many cases their status should have been "Full Code," which tells those in authority to use aggressive efforts to save patients' lives. Unfortunately, living wills do not contain patient code status designations and therein lies the problem. As an emergency room physician, Ferdinando L. Mirarchi, D.O. understands how these misinterpretations happen. In Understanding Your Living Will, Dr. Mirarchi explains how to include lifesaving patient code status information in your living will and in the living wills of your loved ones. Among the questions he answers: ·        How can you be sure your living will makes your wishes clear?·        What are the hidden dangers in living wills?·        How can you avoid the misinterpretation of a DNR code status?·        When does a living will become active?·        Why is it important to have a health care power of attorney?·        What is a health care proxy?  A Book to Help You Ensure Your Living Will Follows Your Wishes.…

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Is Your Living Will Compromising Your Safety If you have a living will, you probably had it prepared so your wishes could be carried out if you became incapable of making your own medical decisions. But, did you realize there is a risk of your living will being misinterpreted Patients who are not terminally ill die in hospitals every year because of medical staff misinterpretations of living wills. These are patients who would have otherwise lived if treated. But, too often, patients with living wills are treated as DNR--a code status understood by physicians and staff to mean 'do not resuscitate.' However, in many cases their status should have been 'Full Code,' which tells those in authority to use aggressive efforts to save patients' lives. Unfortunately, living wills do not contain patient code status designations and therein lies the problem. As an emergency room physician, Ferdinando L. Mirarchi, D.O. understands how these misinterpretations happen. In Understanding Your Living Will, Dr. Mirarchi explains how to include lifesaving patient code status information in your living will and in the living wills of your loved ones. Among the questions he answers: - How can you be sure your living will makes your wishes clear - What are the hidden dangers in living wills - How can you avoid the misinterpretation of a DNR code status - When does a living will become active - Why is it important to have a health care power of attorney > A Book to Help You Ensure Your Living Will Follows Your Wishes.…

Paperback. Condition: New. Is Your Living Will Compromising Your Safety? If you have a living will, you probably had it prepared so your wishes could be carried out if you became incapable of making your own medical decisions. But, did you realize there is a risk of your living will being misinterpreted?   Patients who are not terminally ill die in hospitals every year because of medical staff misinterpretations of living wills.  These are patients who would have otherwise lived if treated. But, too often, patients with living wills are treated as DNR-a code status understood by physicians and staff to mean "do not resuscitate." However, in many cases their status should have been "Full Code," which tells those in authority to use aggressive efforts to save patients' lives. Unfortunately, living wills do not contain patient code status designations and therein lies the problem. As an emergency room physician, Ferdinando L. Mirarchi, D.O. understands how these misinterpretations happen. In Understanding Your Living Will, Dr. Mirarchi explains how to include lifesaving patient code status information in your living will and in the living wills of your loved ones. Among the questions he answers: ·        How can you be sure your living will makes your wishes clear?·        What are the hidden dangers in living wills?·        How can you avoid the misinterpretation of a DNR code status?·        When does a living will become active?·        Why is it important to have a health care power of attorney?·        What is a health care proxy?  A Book to Help You Ensure Your Living Will Follows Your Wishes.…

Condition: New. &Uumlber den AutorFred Mirarchi, DO, is a clinical instructor in emergency medicine at the Drexel University School of Medicine and the author of What s the Patient s Code Status? He lives in Erie, Pennsylvania.

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Paperback. Condition: New. Is Your Living Will Compromising Your Safety? If you have a living will, you probably had it prepared so your wishes could be carried out if you became incapable of making your own medical decisions. But, did you realize there is a risk of your living will being misinterpreted?   Patients who are not terminally ill die in hospitals every year because of medical staff misinterpretations of living wills.  These are patients who would have otherwise lived if treated. But, too often, patients with living wills are treated as DNR-a code status understood by physicians and staff to mean "do not resuscitate." However, in many cases their status should have been "Full Code," which tells those in authority to use aggressive efforts to save patients' lives. Unfortunately, living wills do not contain patient code status designations and therein lies the problem. As an emergency room physician, Ferdinando L. Mirarchi, D.O. understands how these misinterpretations happen. In Understanding Your Living Will, Dr. Mirarchi explains how to include lifesaving patient code status information in your living will and in the living wills of your loved ones. Among the questions he answers: ·        How can you be sure your living will makes your wishes clear?·        What are the hidden dangers in living wills?·        How can you avoid the misinterpretation of a DNR code status?·        When does a living will become active?·        Why is it important to have a health care power of attorney?·        What is a health care proxy?  A Book to Help You Ensure Your Living Will Follows Your Wishes.…