• 作者：Beatriz Navarro Bravo^a ; ^{bnavarrob@sescam.jccm.es} ; Margarita Sá ; nchez Garcí ; a^b ; Fernando André ; s Pretel^a ; Iné ; s Juá ; rez Casalengua^c ; Rosario Cerdá ; Dí ; az^d ; Ignacio Pá ; rraga Martí ; nez^a ; José ; Ramó ; n Jimé ; nez Redondo^e ; Jesú ; s D. Ló ; pez-Torres Hidalgo^a
• 关键词：Voluntades anticipadas ; Testamento vital ; Mayores ; Atenci&oacute ; n Primaria de salud
• 刊名：Atenci贸n Primaria
• 出版年：2011
• 期刊代码：pca69_02126567
• 类别：med
• 出版时间：January 2011
• 卷：43
• 期：1
• 页码：11-17
• 文件大小：119 K

Objectives

First, to assess knowledge and attitudes of people aged 65 and over to the Advance Directives Document (ADD) and know the role that, in their opinion, a family doctor should play in the early planning of death. Second, to assess the level of knowledge and attitude of primary care physicians to that document, as well as to know the role played by these professionals.

Design

Qualitative, using discussion groups. Between March and May 2009 4 groups, 2 of physicians and 2 of older people, were formed.

Setting

Castile-La Mancha Primary Care Setting, Albacete and Guadalajara health areas.

Subjects

15 people in the groups formed by older people and 13 in the groups of doctors.

Method

The Krueger recommendations (1991) were followed both for the selection of subjects, conducting of the discussion groups and analysis of data.

Results

Doctors and patients have a positive attitude towards the ADD, but lack sufficient information to make more widespread use of it. Ignorance makes it impossible for patients to get information about the document and the lack of time makes it difficult for physicians to raise the issue in the consultation.

Conclusions

Neither physicians nor the elderly have enough information regarding ADD, allowing us to recommend carrying out information campaigns and/or specific educational activities. According to physicians, alternatives to primary care consultations should be sought for patients to be informed.