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What is the meaning of DNH?

Do not hospitalize means hospitalize only under certain conditions DNH order allows hospitalization for comfort.

What does do not hospitalize order mean?

Often, this document includes a Do Not Hospitalize order (DNH). There are 2 types of DNH orders: 1) one is an absolute prohibition against hospitalization under any circumstances; and 2) a general recommendation to avoid hospitalization, but allowing the health care proxy to make the decision on a case by case basis.