End of Life Decisions and Concerns:
The Resident’s Perspective

Order# RP109

While elderly individuals express their preference for natural endings, they also reveal their confusion about options. Afraid if they request to have no life-saving interventions, this means starvation, pain and isolation. Avoiding discussions with health professionals or family members, they live their final years in unspoken fear. Topics include: limiting treatment, DNR orders, medical power of attorney, and feeding tubes. Filmed at Alice Manor.

resident interviews and commentary by
Debra Wertheimer, MD
20 minutes
$150 purchase; $75 rental


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