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Hereford & Worcestershire Health & Care Trust Community Hospital ACPs šš all views are those of individuals - fantastic growing team #tweattoread
Hereford & Worcester, UK
Joined April 2021
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@AGEScapes Pleasure, hope it helps someone, somewhere realise that both learning CPR, and encouraging family members and friends in their autumn/winter of their lives to ensure the protection of a DNACPR is in place, are both good things.
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This is an important distinction to make. When my Mum was ill, the DNACPR initially shocked & upset me, but it was something that I grew to understand.
What happened to #Eriksen is EXACTLY what CPR was invented forā¦ a heart stopping suddenly in an otherwise healthy body. Whereas if someoneās heart stops because other parts of the body are malfunctioning , thatās ordinary dying. And CPR is not a treatment for ordinary dying.
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Important reminder that anyone (in England, IDK about the devolved nations) who tests PCR-positive for #covid19 despite being vaccinated should be entered into the enhanced surveillance programme ā¬ļø
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Pleased this tweet is going viralā¦ I hope it has helped to communicate difference between sudden cardiac arrest & ordinary dying. None of us are getting off this planet alive, we all have a dog in the race! Some #havetheconversation resources at
lindadykes.org
Nobody is getting off this planet alive, and yet it is getting increasingly complicated in the UK to ensure someone has a peaceful death, even when that death is expected. Basically, you need at...
What happened to #Eriksen is EXACTLY what CPR was invented forā¦ a heart stopping suddenly in an otherwise healthy body. Whereas if someoneās heart stops because other parts of the body are malfunctioning , thatās ordinary dying. And CPR is not a treatment for ordinary dying.
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This is why the admissions pharmacist is essential- pharmacist went to see a Parkinsonās patient. he was all hunched over, really stiff and drooling everywhere, the nurses were saying they couldn't get him up and that he hadn't been able to open his eyes even.
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