End of Life
Do not attempt cardiopulmonary resuscitation (DNACPR) - adults aged 16 years and over
This is the standardised documentation form for adult DNACPR decisions.
Let's talk about death and dying (booklet)
We all seem to find it difficult to have conversations about dying and death. It's an intergenerational thing. We know this because of our social research, which gave us some surprising insights - it seems that we can all talk to our peers but not our families. This book is designed for everyone; to help us start to talk to our family and friends, grown up children, and our grandchildren.
Lifebook - an easy and safe way to record the practical details of your life (booklet)
We all have lots of things to remember - and it can sometimes feel overwhelming trying to stay on top of it all. The Age UK Lifebook is here to help you keep track of everything. It's a way to keep all your important information in one place. So when you need to dig out some details about a pet, an energy supplier, or a savings account, you know exactly where to look. It also ensures that your loved ones have the details they need if they ever have to sort something out on your behalf.
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Planning for the end of life (leaflet)
Whether you're nearing the end of your life or simply planning for the future, this guide can help you think about your wishes, rights and needs. It can also help if you're supporting someone else to make decisions.
Respect - making a recommended summary plan for emergency care and treatment (A4)
What should happen to you in an emergency? The Respect process creates personalised recommendations for your clinical care in emergency situations in which you are not able to decide for yourself or communicate your wishes.
Your guide to decisions about cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR)
This leaflet has been created to help someone have a conversation with a health or social care professional.
