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Do Not Resuscitate OrdersDisabled Peoples PerspectivesThe aim of this small-scale user controlled project is to explore with
other disabled people their views, ideas and experience of Do Not Resuscitate
(DNR) orders. It will be an initial exploratory project to begin to identify,
in a systematic way, disabled people's views and the key issues as they
report them. This is an issue gaining increasing public attention but
where, as far as we know after some consultation with disabled people's
organisations, no specific work has been done to find out what disabled
people themselves think, although disabled people are one of the specific
groups affected by such orders. The project will seek to place a broad
interpretation upon disabled people to include mental health service users/survivors,
people with learning difficulties, older and younger disabled people,
and people living with HIV/AIDS etc. The work will be based at The Centre
for Citizen Participation, Brunel University. If you have any information about existing work in this field from the perspective of disabled people, if you would like to know more about the project, if you would be interested as a disabled person, broadly defined, in taking part in the project please contact Fran Branfield: 01608 659 366; franbran@zoom.co.uk or Peter Beresford, Centre for Citizen Participation, Brunel University, Twickenham Campus, 300 St. Margarets Road, Twickenham, Middlesex, TW1 1PT.
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