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Abigail Graham-Pardus, Christopher Minnier, Sharon Hanchett, Edward Chu, Mamta Bhatnagar, Robert M. Arnold, Stanley M. Marks, Janet Leahy, Jamie Kriner, Emily Baird, Rachel Rodenbach, Christine A. Garcia, Joshua Levenson, Melissa Winfield
Publikováno v:
Journal of Oncology Practice. 15:e746-e754
PURPOSE: In December 2016, 49% of patients admitted to inpatient oncology services at University of Pittsburgh Medical Center Shadyside Hospital had cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) status discussion documentation before discharge. The aim of this
Autor:
Stanley M. Marks, Christine Ann Garcia, Edward Chu, Sharon Hanchett, Emily Baird, Rachel Rodenbach, Melissa Winfield, Joshua Levenson, Abigail Graham-Pardus, Christopher Minnier, Jamie Kriner, Mamta Bhatnagar, Janet Leahy
Publikováno v:
Journal of Clinical Oncology. 36:257-257
257 Background: In December 2016, 49% of patients admitted to inpatient oncology services at UPMC Shadyside had CPR status discussion documentation prior to discharge. This project aims to improve quality and rates of CPR status conversations. Method
Autor:
Christine A. Garcia, Mamta Bhatnagar, Sharon Hanchett, Stanley M. Marks, Edward Chu, Emily Baird, Christopher Minnier, Joshua Levenson, Jamie Kriner, Melissa Winfield, Abigail Graham-Pardus, Rachel Rodenbach, Janet Leahy
Publikováno v:
Journal of Clinical Oncology. 36:e18776-e18776
e18776Background: Lack of discussion and/or documentation about resuscitation preferences has led to care incongruous with patient’s wishes as previously documented or reported to providers or fami...
Autor:
Edward Chu, Christine A. Garcia, Abigail Graham-Pardus, Josh Levenson, Mamta Bhatnagar, Stanley M. Marks, Emily Baird, Christopher Minnier, Sharon Hanchett, Jamie Kriner, Janet Leahy, Melissa Winfield, Rachel Rodenbach
Publikováno v:
Journal of Clinical Oncology. 35:147-147
147 Background: Medical professionals are trained to provide life-sustaining and cardiac resuscitation measures for admitted hospital patients. However, not all patients desire such aggressive measures. Lack of discussion and/or documentation about r