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Amy, I am sorry if I did not seem very clear. (I knew what I meant in my head ) Let me try again, if you were the provider and the patient had a DNR, or living will and the person elected to change the status to a full code, you could choose not to code the patient. Meaning that yes, the code status or living will trumps the person who is the power of attorney. No one does this. If the POA changes their mind (which does happen) we code the patient. You as the provider could choose not to, but I have never seen anyone in 20 years tell the family that we will not be doing CPR or any lifesaving matters.
I am not sure exactly what you mean by doctors not doing lifesaving procedures. I do know when you are DNR and you are going to the OR

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