Is family presence during resuscitation viewed as an advantage or a disadvantage?

Project Premise The Project Premise consists of the following components: • Title • Problem statement • Context • Approach/methods • References The Project Premise (3–5 pages). Scholarly References ONLY. Important: Please base Project Premise Paper on the below topic (Family Presence During Resuscitation and the PICO Question). Included is a sample of how the Project Premise Paper should be written. Family Presence During Resuscitation (FPDR) is a natural outgrowth of family-centered care, which regards the family as the primary source of strength and support. The family-centered approach moves toward care that is driven by the needs of the patient and his family rather than controlled by healthcare providers. Family needs during medical crises focus on maintaining the relationship with their loved one and being with him or her at the time of death. PICO Question P- Families of Adult Resuscitated Patients I- Permit 1-2 family member presence during resuscitation C- Including family members versus not including family members O- Help families understand efforts undertaken during resuscitation which leads to a decrease in litigation. PICO Question: Is family presence during resuscitation viewed as an advantage or a disadvantage?