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Two interventions to considerPOLST and NODA /

Record Type:	Projected and video material : Monograph/item
Title/Author:	Two interventions to consider/ PESI HealthCare ; presented by Judy Dobson.
Reminder of title:	POLST and NODA /
remainder title:	安寧照護專輯.
other author:	Dobson, Judy.
Published:	Eau Claire, WI :PESI HealthCare, : c2011.,
[NT 15000922]:	公播版--014409CD
Description:	1 videodisc (ca. 86 min.) :sd., col. ; : 4 3/4 in.;
Notes:	A video recording of a seminar presented at the 2011 National Conference on End of Life Care.
基督教聖經之智慧書導讀 :	POLST (Physician orders for life-sustaining treatment) is a bright pink form reflective of a patient's advance directive. This is a voluntary document that communicates a patient's preferences for end-of-life treatment across treatment settings. It can clarify wishes for full or limited interventions when the patient is transferred from one setting to another for any reason. NODA (No One Dies Alone) is a program that uses volunteers to sit with dying persons when they have no one else to be with them. It was designed for hospitals, but can be adapted to any setting. At the completion of this self-study package, you will be able to understand the differences between advance directives, living wills, and POLST, list 2 benefits of using the POLST form in your state, and describe 2 reasons why no one should die alone.--Publisher description.
Subject:	Advance directives (Medical care) -
ISBN:	DVD :

Two interventions to considerPOLST and NODA /
Two interventions to considerPOLST and NODA /[videorecording] :安寧照護專輯.維持生命治療醫囑. 臨終前陪伴188 :PESI HealthCare ; presented by Judy Dobson. - 公播版--014409CD - Eau Claire, WI :PESI HealthCare,c2011. - 1 videodisc (ca. 86 min.) :sd., col. ;4 3/4 in.

A video recording of a seminar presented at the 2011 National Conference on End of Life Care.

Speaker: Judy Dobson.

POLST (Physician orders for life-sustaining treatment) is a bright pink form reflective of a patient's advance directive. This is a voluntary document that communicates a patient's preferences for end-of-life treatment across treatment settings. It can clarify wishes for full or limited interventions when the patient is transferred from one setting to another for any reason. NODA (No One Dies Alone) is a program that uses volunteers to sit with dying persons when they have no one else to be with them. It was designed for hospitals, but can be adapted to any setting. At the completion of this self-study package, you will be able to understand the differences between advance directives, living wills, and POLST, list 2 benefits of using the POLST form in your state, and describe 2 reasons why no one should die alone.--Publisher description.

ISBN: DVD :NT5600

PESI HealthCareSubjects--Topical Terms:

362212
Advance directives (Medical care)

LC Class. No.: RT87.T45 / T865 2011

National Library of Medicine Call No.: WY152 / T974

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