DNRO Policy Sample Clauses

DNRO Policy. Xxxxxx Place will not require the execution of a DNRO for any reason and will not discriminate on residency whether there is one or not. The resident will be provided information on Form SCHS-4-2006 and DH Form 1896 a copy provided if requested. If the resident has A DNRO already executed it must be presented on admission to facility, and if not it shall be documented that it was requested in the file. At any time during residency that a resident would like to execute a DNRO the facility will aid in the acquisition of the form for the resident for them to take to their physician to sign. A copy must be kept in Residents file. All staff will honor a DNRO. If resident is receiving Hospice Services, then they will be contacted immediately. All staff shall receive training in this policy and understanding DNRO’s. The original yellow paperwork will be required a copy will not be sufficient. Legal requirement is FS 429.255, FAC 58A-0186 Exhibit N Copy of SCHS-4-2006, Health Care Advance Directives The Patient’s Right to Decide Every competent adult has the right to make decisions concerning his or her own health, including the right to choose or refuse medical treatment. When a person becomes unable to make decisions due to a physical or mental change, such as being in a coma or developing dementia (like Alzheimer’s disease), they are considered incapacitated. To make sure that an incapacitated person’s decisions about health care will still be respected, the Florida legislature enacted legislation pertaining to health care advance directives (Chapter 765, Florida Statutes). The law recognizes the right of a competent adult to make an advance directive instructing his or her physician to provide, withhold, or withdraw life-prolonging procedures; to designate another individual to make treatment decisions if the person becomes unable to make his or her own decisions; and/or to indicate the desire to make an anatomical donation after death. By law hospitals, nursing homes, home health agencies, hospices, and health maintenance organizations (HMOs) are required to provide their patients with written information, such as this pamphlet, concerning health care advance directives. The state rules that require this include 58A-2.0232, 59A-3.254, 59A- 4.106, 59A-8.0245, and 59A-12.013, Florida Administrative Code. Questions About Health Care Advance Directives What is an advance directive? It is a written or oral statement about how you want medical decisions made should...
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DNRO Policy. Xxxxxx Place will honor a DNRO as long as a legible copy has been presented and is on file, if any resident would like to execute a DNRO or advanced directive the facility will honor these and assist with obtaining the paperwork. No staff shall act as a witness to the document. Elopement is considered to of happened when a resident leaves facility without any knowledge of staff and has been gone for 8 hours, Staff are trained and drilled in elopement policy 2 times a year
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