Medicine and Health

The experiences of adult patients, families, and healthcare professionals of CPR decision-making conversations in the United Kingdom: A qualitative systematic review

M. Hartanto, G. Moore, et al.

This systematic review explores the crucial conversations surrounding CPR decision-making in the UK, highlighting the diverse experiences of patients, families, and healthcare professionals. Conducted by a team including Michelle Hartanto, Gavin Moore, Timothy Robbins, Risheka Suthantirakumar, and Anne-Marie Slowther, the findings underscore the need for improved communication strategies in critical care settings.

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