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Guidance on Case Closure and the Requirements for Managing 2025

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The document outlines the procedures and policies regarding Do Not Resuscitate (DNR) orders in a hospital setting. It specifies that a DNR order indicates no cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) or advanced life support will be performed in the event of cardiac arrest, while ensuring patient comfort and dignity. The document details the requirements for issuing a DNR order, including necessary discussions with patients or their representatives, documentation, and the roles of healthcare providers. It also addresses additional treatment options that may be withheld, the validity duration of DNR orders, and guidelines for handling pre-existing DNR orders during high-risk procedures.

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Begin with Section One, where you will document the DNR order. Ensure to include a note detailing the discussion with the patient or their authorized representative, including reasons for incapacity and names of participants.
In Section Two, check any additional treatments that are to be withheld. This may include options like 'Do Not Transfer to the ICU' or 'Do Not Administer Antibiotic Drugs'.
Complete all signature fields, ensuring that both the resident and attending physician sign and date the form appropriately.
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What does it mean when they say case closed?

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What is the planning phase of case management?

What is case management? CASE MANAGEMENT is a way of organizing and carrying out work to address an individual childs (and their familys) needs in an appropriate, systematic and timely manner, through direct support and/or referrals, and in accordance with a project or programs objectives1.

What is the meaning of case closure?

During the Planning phase, you the case manager develop a case management plan of care for your client that considers inputs and approvals of the client/support system and the clients healthcare providers. Your plan is action-oriented, time-specific, and multidisciplinary in nature.