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Business Telegraph > Health > Covid-19: Do not resuscitate orders may have been used without consent

Covid-19: Do not resuscitate orders may have been used without consent

December 3, 2020No comment

posted on Dec. 03, 2020 at 12:44 am

There was a jump in complaints about such orders in the first wave of the pandemic, the care watchdog says.

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