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What Moron Came Up With This?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I wonder if some of it is tied in with care plans, I had a call to book me in to speak to a GP over the phone to discuss a care plan, available should I end up in hospital, so they have certain information available - why medical notes can't be shared and available to all in this day and age anyway I don't know though!
She thankfully skipped over the section covering DNR, which I was glad about, being only 36!
I assume they are doing it for people with certain medical conditions but to cold call people generally seems to be very, well, cold.
She thankfully skipped over the section covering DNR, which I was glad about, being only 36!
I assume they are doing it for people with certain medical conditions but to cold call people generally seems to be very, well, cold.
older people get sicker, though, as their bodies slowly switch off. If there isn't an age lmit that triggers the enquiry, I suspect people just won't bother (doctors or patients).
I don't like the idea of cold-calling; ideally this is something that should be raised in a regular patient-doctor consultation.
I don't like the idea of cold-calling; ideally this is something that should be raised in a regular patient-doctor consultation.
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If Miliband's lot get elected we'd like to sign the "Do Not Resuscitate" forms'
If Miliband's lot get elected we'd like to sign the "Do Not Resuscitate" forms'