A Maine do not resuscitate form instructs emergency personnel not to attempt CPR on the person carrying it. This form, also known as the Do-Not-Resuscitate Directive, is only effective for emergency responders, and a separate form would need to be completed for a hospital or at-home setting.
A Maine do not resuscitate form instructs emergency personnel not to attempt CPR on the person carrying it. This form, also known as the Do-Not-Resuscitate Directive, is only effective for emergency responders, and a separate form would need to be completed for a hospital or at-home setting.
A Maine DNR is valid once signed by the patient and a physician, nurse practitioner, or physician assistant, this DNR directive is valid.[1]
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