Preparing Families of Intensive Care Patients for Withdrawal of Life Support: A Pilot Study
Karin T. Kirchhoff, RN, PhD, Jenna Palzkill, RN, BS, Jennifer Kowalkowski, RN, BS, Anne Mork, RN, BS, and Elfa Gretarsdottir, RN, MS 
 
 
Learning Objectives - At the completion of this program, the learner will be able to:
Objective 1: Describe components of end-of-life preparedness.
Objective 2: Recognize the clinical findings and variables related to time until death following withdrawal of life support.
Objective 3: Understand Johnson’s self -regulatory theory as it relates to withdrawal of care in the ICU setting.
 
CE ID: A081702 Contact Hours: 1.5
Synergy Cat: B
Form Expires: 3/1/2012
 
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Preparing Families of Intensive Care Patients for Withdrawal of Life Support: A pilot study
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