Louisiana Do Not Resuscitate (DNR) Form

Louisiana Do Not Resuscitate (DNR) Form

A Louisiana do not resuscitate form signifies that a patient has decided not to be revived by CPR if they suffer cardiac or respiratory arrest. The Physician Orders for Scope of Treatment form includes a DNR and allows physicians and their patients to discuss other types of treatments they may or may not want to receive if they have a life-threatening illness.

Last updated June 11th, 2025

A Louisiana do not resuscitate form signifies that a patient has decided not to be revived by CPR if they suffer cardiac or respiratory arrest. The Physician Orders for Scope of Treatment form includes a DNR and allows physicians and their patients to discuss other types of treatments they may or may not want to receive if they have a life-threatening illness.

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Signing Requirements

The LaPOST form must be signed by the patient or their health care representative and the patient’s physician.[1]

Reviewing LaPOST

It is recommended that a patient’s POST form be reviewed when there’s a change in their medical condition or they’re transferred to a different facility. The second page of the document can be used to record the different times and locations of these reviews.

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