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This virtual conference will focus on developing the skills, knowledge and confidence needed to make, document and communicate Do Not Attempt Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (DNACPR) and CPR decisions as part of effective, person-centred care.
Through legal updates, practical case studies and interactive sessions, delegates will consider how resuscitation decisions can form part of wider conversations about a person’s priorities, treatment escalation and future care.
Key topics
Understand DNACPR decisions in the context of wider goals of care, treatment escalation and advance care planning.
Improve confidence in discussing CPR decisions compassionately with patients and families.
Apply the legal and ethical framework, including consent, mental capacity and best interests.
Strengthen the documentation and communication of DNACPR and escalation decisions across teams and care settings.
Who is the event for?
This event may be relevant to healthcare professionals involved in caring for people with advanced myeloma or complex care needs, including consultant haematologists, clinical nurse specialists, palliative care professionals, acute oncology teams and other members of the multidisciplinary team.
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