DNA CPR: Doctors discuss how best to manage issues around do not resuscitate decisions

In this insightful discussion, Professor Mark Taubert and I (a British GP / family medicine doctor), engage in a candid conversation about "Do Not Resuscitate" (DNR) decisions and the best practices surrounding this critical aspect of healthcare.

For clinicians, this dialogue offers invaluable insights into managing end-of-life care and navigating the complexities of DNR decisions. It's a must-watch for palliative care specialists, physicians / clinicians, and healthcare providers seeking to enhance their communication skills and approach to this sensitive topic.

But our conversation isn't just for healthcare professionals; it's also for patients and their families. If you or a loved one have ever had questions or concerns about DNR decisions and how to ensure they are handled with the utmost care and consideration, this video provides valuable guidance and understanding.

Join us as we delve into the nuances of DNR discussions, ethical considerations, and practical tips for ensuring that these conversations are conducted with the compassion and professionalism they deserve.

Your health, your choices, and your peace of mind matter. I would reccomend you also watch my separate video on 'Understanding 'do not attempt CPR' decisions' now and gain the knowledge you need to navigate this crucial aspect of healthcare with confidence and empathy.

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Professor Mark Taubert is a palliative medicine hospital consultant and clinical director at Velindre University NHS Trust. His teaching/research activities at Cardiff University include advance care planning, acute palliative care, technology & new media and DNACPR decision making. He is the founder of TalkCPR.com and has a national lead role to improve public understanding on topics relevant to care in the last years of life. He has delivered a Ted Talk on subtleties in language that are relevant to modern healthcare delivery, and writes for international news outlets like the Washington Post, the Guardian and Al Jazeera.

I also recommend reviewing all the material and videos available at: http://talkcpr.wales/