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Euthanasia requests in dementia cases; what are experiences and needs of Dutch physicians? A qualitative interview study

机译:安乐死请求痴呆症患者;荷兰医生的经验和需求是什么?定性访谈研究

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BackgroundIn the Netherlands, in 2002, euthanasia became a legitimate medical act, only allowed when the due care criteria and procedural requirements are met. Legally, an Advanced Euthanasia Directive (AED) can replace direct communication if a patient can no longer express his own wishes. In the past decade, an exponential number of persons with dementia (PWDs) share a euthanasia request with their physician. The impact this on physicians, and the consequent support needs, remained unknown. Our objective was to gain more insight into the experiences and needs of Dutch general practitioners and elderly care physicians when handling a euthanasia request from a person with dementia (PWD).
机译:背景技术在2002年的荷兰,安乐死成为一项合法的医疗行为,只有在符合适当护理标准和程序要求的情况下才允许安乐死。从法律上讲,如果患者无法表达自己的意愿,高级安乐死指令(AED)可以代替直接沟通。在过去的十年中,成千上万的痴呆症患者(PWD)与他们的医生分享了安乐死的请求。对医生的影响以及随之而来的支持需求仍然未知。我们的目标是在处理痴呆症患者(PWD)的安乐死要求时,更深入地了解荷兰全科医生和老年护理医生的经验和需求。

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