Resuscitation decisions--when should we talk to patients?
Cumming, K.; Stewart, K.
Nursing Times 91(46): 40-42
1995
ISSN/ISBN: 0954-7762 PMID: 8552482 Document Number: 452912
This paper attempts to summarise the results of recent British studies in the area of resuscitation decisions, and to explain the ethical and legal framework for the use of 'do not resuscitate' decisions and to give clear guidance about involving patients and relatives.
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