Patient knowledge and physician predictions of treatment preferences after discussion of advance directives

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作者：
Gary S. Fischer
James A. Tulsky
Mary R. Rose
Laura A. Siminoff
Robert M. Arnold
机构：
[1] University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine,the Section of Palliative Care and Medical Ethics
[2] University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine,the Center for Research on Health Care
[3] University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine,the Center for Medical Ethics
[4] Duke UniversityMedical Center,the Center for Health Services Research in Primary Care, Durham Veteran’s Affairs Medical Center
[5] Duke University Medical Center,the Center for Clinical Health Policy Research
[6] Duke University Medical Center,the Center for the Study of Aging and Human Development
[7] Duke University Medical Center,the Department of Psychology
[8] Case Western Reserve University,Social and Health Sciences (MRR)
[9] University of Pittsburgh,the Department of Medicine
来源：
Journal of General Internal Medicine | 1998年 / 13卷
关键词：
advance directives; patient-doctor communication; medical ethics;
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摘要：
OBJECTIVE: To determine patient knowledge about life-sustaining treatments and physician understanding of patient preferences for proxies and treatments after outpatient discussions about advance directives.
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页码：447 / 454
页数：7
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