6.7.19, Paris-Reims-Paris, Catelle Georges (25) sur Lévy et Le Pen (26) sur Lévy à l'arrivée [en side-cars] : [photographie de presse] / [Agence Rol]

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Conocimiento de la ley y preparación del personal sanitario sobre el proceso asistencial de la muerte.

The aims of this study were to ascertain the perception that health professionals (doctors, nurses and nursing assistants) have about their preparation for the care of terminally ill patients and to determine their knowledge about palliative care legislation. This cross sectional study was performed at a hospital in Granada (Spain); we administered an ad hoc questionnaire. The results indicated that although most of the staff had worked with terminally ill patients, only half believed that they have been trained to care for them. A significant proportion stated that they did not know about the current palliative care legislation. Most professionals would question the withdrawal of therapies for the maintenance of life; most of them are also unaware of the mechanism for reporting on the completion of a Living Will, as well as a Plan for Palliative Care in Andalusia (Spain).

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