2016
DOI: 10.1007/s11839-016-0555-5
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Directives anticipées en oncologie en France : représentations sociales et liberté d’utilisation

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“…The psychological impact of filling in a form or freely expressing oneself on plain paper is different. It is easier to fill in a form, but the implications with respect to the end of life are more limited, which means the person is not encouraged to truly reflect on the matter [ 7 ]. Our results are concordant with those of a 2014 Swiss study which reported a lack of individualisation of texts when standardised forms are used, and the need to offer blank spaces to encourage patients to go into detail about their preferences concerning treatment in cases of critical situations or the end of life [ 29 ].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The psychological impact of filling in a form or freely expressing oneself on plain paper is different. It is easier to fill in a form, but the implications with respect to the end of life are more limited, which means the person is not encouraged to truly reflect on the matter [ 7 ]. Our results are concordant with those of a 2014 Swiss study which reported a lack of individualisation of texts when standardised forms are used, and the need to offer blank spaces to encourage patients to go into detail about their preferences concerning treatment in cases of critical situations or the end of life [ 29 ].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In daily practice the patient’s wishes are initially collected as administrative data upon hospital admission. Information booklets are often made available to patients without being integrated into the patient/medical team relationship [ 7 ]. Furthermore, the general public and health professionals are not sufficiently aware of the precise content of the law of April 22, 2005, explaining why few citizens write ADs [ 8 ].…”
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“…[6] Diverses études portant sur les taux de recours aux DA pour les personnes en bonne santé comme pour les personnes atteintes d'une maladie aiguë, chronique ou encore létale, montrent que ce recours se situe entre 5 et 25%. [7][8][9][10][11][12] Ces taux de recours aux DA n'ont pas connu d'évolution particulière malgré les attitudes en majorité favorables exprimées visà-vis de ce dispositif. [13] Avec les DA, les patients se trouvent dans une position nouvelle dans la trajectoire de soins car ils peuvent infléchir et/ou orienter, par leur choix anticipé, le projet de soin et, d'une certaine manière, « l'imposer » aux soignants.…”
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