Titlebook: Legislating Medical Ethics; A Study of the New Y Robert Baker,Martin A. Strosberg,Jonathan Bynum Book 19951st edition Springer Science+Busi

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Taking Stock of Policies for Do-Not-Resuscitate Orders: Perception and Practicee do-not-resuscitate (DNR) law [25]. Based on a proposal by the New York State Task Force on Life and the Law [26], the law embodied a widely accepted consensus about policies that should guide advance decisions to withhold cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR). That consensus reflected a judgment tha

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Where are We Going with Do-Not-Resuscitate Policies?CPR) is a noteworthy exception to this statement. Questions about CPR concern the appropriateness of . using it. Developed as a means to respond to sudden, unexpected cardiac or respiratory arrest, CPR has given rise to a technologic imperative that mandates its use and which has spawned a sizable b

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New York State’s Do-Not-Resuscitate Lawspect to the New York State Do-Not-Resuscitate [DNR] Law, what I hope is that it’s a little too early to tell what the impact has been. We are in the process of evolution of a very major departure in the way in which government deals with moral and ethical issues. I say that not lightly, because I t

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Implementation of the New York Do-Not-Resuscitate Law at a Teaching Hospitald could ever become law. But eventually, my disbelief gave way to anxiety as we faced the challenge of implementing the law. As the day on which the law would go into effect drew near, we wondered if the Health Department was going to accept the Legislatures invitation to develop consent forms, but

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When the Ambulance Goes Home: A Tragic Flaw in the New York State Do-Not-Resuscitate Lawonary resuscitation (CPR) might occur, and give patients informed choice in the matter. Perhaps nowhere has the legislation been more troublesome than in the regulation of emergency medical technicians [EMTs] and other ambulance personnel. The clarification of the law by the New York State Health De

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Implementation of the New York State DNR Law at a Community Hospitalsuscitate (NYS DNR) law in 1987, the staff has grappled with a wide variety of issues and questions on interpretation of the law. This case history will demonstrate how far awry things can go when an attempt is made to apply rigid rules to an area calling for judgment, compassion, and tolerance of i

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