Physicians and nurses must be educated about their roles on end-of-life decision making process. Hospitals must work with physicians and educated them on the importance of DNR and clear up and misconceptions regarding DNR and roles of the various team members must be clarified. Doctors intent to have the best interest for their patients at heart, but often detach themselves emotionally to continue their work. Nurses, however, find themselves spending many countless hours a day with their patients, and often develop and emotional bond with them. Many studies have analysed that nurses may be the ones who are more capable to discuss end-of-life decisions with their patient given the countless hours, and connection formed between both the patient, and the
Physicians and nurses must be educated about their roles on end-of-life decision making process. Hospitals must work with physicians and educated them on the importance of DNR and clear up and misconceptions regarding DNR and roles of the various team members must be clarified. Doctors intent to have the best interest for their patients at heart, but often detach themselves emotionally to continue their work. Nurses, however, find themselves spending many countless hours a day with their patients, and often develop and emotional bond with them. Many studies have analysed that nurses may be the ones who are more capable to discuss end-of-life decisions with their patient given the countless hours, and connection formed between both the patient, and the