Bowel Obstruction From Diagnosis to Management
Ethical Considerations for
Life-sustaining Treatments
The Main Learning Objectives
To identify life-sustaining treatments for cardiac, pulmonary, hematological, renal, and nutritional systems
To define what is meant by withholding, withdrawing, and foregoing treatment
To discuss the elements of a trial of therapy & to describe how a trial of therapy relates to goals of care
To describe the factors that a surrogate decision-maker should consider when evaluating whether to pursue a treatment
To specify the meaning of "Do Not Attempt Resuscitation" (DNAR) & to describe three ways to consider survival after CPR
To list the resuscitation factors that affect prognosis of CPR & to describe communication strategies to initiate an informed decision-making process for CPR
To provide a rationale for revisiting resuscitation decisions as a patient's condition changes
Methods of Education to Achieve the Objectives
Every video has specific objectives to be achieved
Initially , participant will have pre-test as a part of assessment steps
Participant will watch videos accompanied by images, pdf files , figures or diagrams. At the end , participant must pass post-test to get certification of completion. Participant must follow the learning path in the platform
Evaluation of Scientific Activity by the Participants
By evaluation form after completing course , it will be send to participants. It is an important to know that it will be mandatory to get certification
Speaker
Dr. Mark Hughes Mark
MD, MA, Assistant Professor of Medicine & Medical Ethics at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
Course Policy
This course will be valid for 6 months after subscription date
The subscription will not be refundable for any reason
The course content was reviewed by scientific committee
There is no CME Hours for this kind of teaching content
The course content was designed for pre graduate and recent graduate
