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SUMMARY:Do Not Resuscitate? DNACPR & people with learning disabiliti
	es
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DESCRIPTION:\n	The COVID-19 pandemic has exposed huge problems with the 
	way Do Not Attempt Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (DNACPR) decisions are ma
	de\, understood and communicated with people with learning disabilities an
	d their families and carers. There have been reports of unlawful blanket d
	ecision-making and of DNACPR orders noted without discussion with the peop
	le involved.\n\n\n\n	This webinar will focus on some of the questions tha
	t have been raised over the past year. What exactly is DNACPR? Why are the
	 terms DNR or DNAR unhelpful\, confusing and potentially dangerous? In wha
	t circumstances is CPR not a good option\, and DNACPR therefore appropriat
	e? How should those decisions be made? Who should be involved? What if the
	 person lacks capacity for a DNACPR decision – how can we make decisions
	 based on best interest?\n\n\n\n	Register\n
DTSTART:20210413T113000Z
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