2020
DOI: 10.1016/j.hrtlng.2019.08.018
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Advance directives and intensity of care delivered to hospitalized older adults at the end-of-life

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“…By contrast, another meta-analysis cited three studies showing that despite an association with dying at site of choice, there was limited association between completion of AD and chemotherapy in last 30 days, intensive care unit (ICU) use, admissions, and palliative care referral. 9 Similarly, Tyacke et al 10 found that ADs were not associated with intensity of care or timely palliative care referrals, and a scoping review by McMahan et al 11 reported little association of ACP discussions with goal-concordant care at the end of life. A lack of association with palliative care referral was also found by Patel et al 12 These studies have substantial methodologic and population differences that likely contribute to heterogeneous findings.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…By contrast, another meta-analysis cited three studies showing that despite an association with dying at site of choice, there was limited association between completion of AD and chemotherapy in last 30 days, intensive care unit (ICU) use, admissions, and palliative care referral. 9 Similarly, Tyacke et al 10 found that ADs were not associated with intensity of care or timely palliative care referrals, and a scoping review by McMahan et al 11 reported little association of ACP discussions with goal-concordant care at the end of life. A lack of association with palliative care referral was also found by Patel et al 12 These studies have substantial methodologic and population differences that likely contribute to heterogeneous findings.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Solche Entscheidungen betreffen die Frage nach der Fortführung oder Beendigung lebenserhaltender Maßnahmen, aber auch deren Nichtaufnahme oder Begrenzung [ 5 ]. Der Einfluss von Patientenverfügungen auf ärztliche Behandlungsentscheidungen, zum Beispiel in Notfallsituationen, bei Intensivbehandlungen oder am Lebensende, brachte bisher allerdings keine einheitlichen Ergebnisse und wird kontrovers diskutiert [ 6 8 ].…”
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