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Name: Brenda Everly

Thesis/Project focus :__POLST_______________________________

(The POLST) (Frequently Asked Questions) (CSUSB Department of Nursing)
Dr. Stoner introduction - video	Pending
Title slide	The POLST Frequently Asked Question
Creative commons license	BrendasQualityCorner is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 United States License.
Content description	This video focuses on my topic of interest to me which is the POLST order form. With the use of a cell phone camera,voice audio, closed caption and YouTube this video was created to answer the most frequently asked question about the the POLST
Objectives	Define the POLST Describe the POLST form Explain who uses the POLST Explain when the POLST is used Explain where the POLST is used
All of above 1 minute
Timeline
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	Video of Brenda and her sons interaction 3 Picture images with closed caption	It is 2 pm in the afternoon, Brenda is at home setting at the dinning room table doing her home work. Deep in thought Brenda is approached by her son Christopher. Christopher- Hi mom, what are you doing? Brenda looks up at Christopher. Brenda- I m doing my home work, it is due tomorrow. Christopher curiously looks over Brenda's shoulder and ask. Christopher- Mom what does P-O-L-S-T mean?
		Brenda looks up at Christopher and replies. Brenda- The letters stand for Physician's Orders for Life Sustaining Treatment. It is a physician's order form that outlines a plan of care reflecting the patient's wishes concerning care at life's end. The POLST (AB 3000) became a California law on January 1, 2009. It is completely voluntary and it requires that all health care providers honor a patients POLST orders. Image with CC Brenda- When the POLST was implement at kaiser January 1, 2009. I gave a short presentation to the home health nurses at kaiser introducing the form to them. It went very well. Christopher asks with a curious look on his face. What dose a POLST form look like? Brenda describes the POLST. Brenda-The POLST form is a bright pink form for medical orders. A physician uses the form to write orders that indicate what types of life-sustaining treatment you do or do not want if you become seriously ill. The POLST form asks for information about Your preferences for resuscitation Medical conditions Use of antibiotics Artificially administered fluids and nutrition Image with CC The POLST form provides orders that reflect the patients wishes for use by paramedics, doctors and nurses until further orders can be decided on and written.
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	Video of Brenda and her sons interaction 3 Picture images with closed caption	Christopher My friends parents were talking about an Advance Directive when I was over his house one day, is it that the same as a POLST Brenda-No. However, there are different type of health care advance directives an individual can choose from depending on what there need are. Image with CC Christopher continues to look confused and ask Dose the POLST form replace an Advance Directive? Brenda explains No, the POLST form complements the Advance Directive, it is not intended to replace the form Image with CC Christopher ask. Can the POLST be used at any hospital? Brenda responds. Yes, the POLST form is used throughout the state at any hospital, it remains with the patient regardless if they are moved between different health care settings. If the patient lives at home, the original pink POLST form is keep where emergency responders can find it. If the patient lives in a long term care facility, the POLST form is kept in the patient's chart. Image with CC Now, that most hospital have electronic charting systems, the POLST is filed and viewed electronically I
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	Video of Brenda and her sons interaction 2 Picture images with closed caption	Christopher asks with a confused look on his face. How does the POLST form help the patient? Brenda responds It allows the patient to communicate their own wishes instead of leaving it up to family members , it clarifies treatment and minimizes confusion about the patient wishes, it assists health care providers and health care facilities in promoting patient autonomy. Image with CC Nevertheless, the most important reason for having POLST order is that it allows the patient to make and change their own end of life wish so that family members won't be obligated to make the discussions for them. Image with CC
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	Video of Brenda and her sons interaction 3 Picture images with closed caption	Christopher asks How dose the POLST help health care providers? Brenda responds. It make patients treatment preference information readily available, it's a way of communicating the physician's medical orders for the patient among other health care providers and to other care facilities, it prevents unwarranted treatment and most important it ensures that the patients desired wishes are honored Image with CC Christopher ask looking less confused Can the POLST orders be changed ? Brenda responds Yes, the patient can change the POLST anytime their treatment preferences changes and it also allows review of the form by a physician periodic if the patient is transferred between care settings, are if there significant changes in the patients condition. Image with CC Christopher The POLST sounds interesting, how can I find out more about the it. Brenda At the California Coalition for Compassionate Care web site and you can find more information about the POLST at www.polst.org. Image with CC Christopher- Very interesting. I will let you get back to your home work. Thank you for answering my questions Brenda- Your are welcome!
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10-11 minutes	Image of POLST	Having it enhances the quality of life
Credits (<1 minute)
Acknowledgements (at least Dr. Stoner or instructor), probably
Permissions
References	Hickman, E. S.,& Tolle, W. S.(2004). Use of the Physician Orders for Life Sustaining Treatment Program in Oregon Nursing Facilities: Beyond Resuscitation Status. American Geriatrics Society, 9, 1424-1429. Retrieved June 8, 2009, from Wiley InterScience database . POLST- Physician Orders for Life Sustaining Treatment by California Coalition for Compassionate Care. Retrieved January 14, 2009, from http://www.finalchoices.org Tolle S.W., Tilden, V.T., Nelson, C.A., Dunn, P.M. (1998). A Prospective Study of the Efficacy of the Physician Order Form for Life-Sustaining Treatment.. Journal of the American Geriatrics society, 46, 1097-1102. Wolk, Assmeblymen, (2008). Bill Analysis. Senate Rules Committee. Retrieved May, 4 2008, from http://info.sen.ca.gov/pub/07-08/bill/asm/ab_2951-3000/ab_3000_cfa_20080702_ Tarek, M. Z., (2009).Community Based Model for Physicians’ Orders for Life Sustaining Treatment (POLST) Implementation. Inland Empire Palliative Care Coalition.
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