Add to ORKGing care for older adults with late life disability. Evidence suggests that preferences for prognostic information may be culturally determined. Yet little is known about the preferences of diverse elders for discussing prognosis. OBJECTIVE: To determine the preferences for discus-sing prognosis of a diverse sample of older adults with late-life disabilit
Little is known about the decision-making preferences of the growing population of elderly people wi...
Aim: Patients with cancer have varied preferences for involvement in decision-making. We sought olde...
In shared decision making, the exploration of preferred personal health outcomes is important. Patie...
ImportanceLong-term prognosis informs clinical and personal decisions for older adults with late-lif...
Shared decision making near end of life is a balancing act of communicating prognosis to patients an...
Decisions near the end of life must be made at a time of great emotional upheaval and rely on knowle...
Decisions near the end of life must be made at a time of great emotional upheaval and rely on knowle...
PROGNOSTIC INFORMATION ISvaluable to many of the stake-holders in the US health caresystem. For pati...
We explore the content and correlates of older adults ’ end-of-life treatment preferences in two hyp...
We aimed to identify the level of prognostic disclosure, type of prognostic information and delivery...
We aimed to identify the level of prognostic disclosure, type of prognostic information and delivery...
Shared decision making near end of life is a balancing act of communicating prognosis to patients an...
In shared decision making, the exploration of preferred personal health outcomes is important. Patie...
ObjectivesTo elicit decisions that diverse older adults and surrogates perceive as serious, difficul...
This population-based study employing after-death interviews with proxies describes older persons' p...
Little is known about the decision-making preferences of the growing population of elderly people wi...
Aim: Patients with cancer have varied preferences for involvement in decision-making. We sought olde...
In shared decision making, the exploration of preferred personal health outcomes is important. Patie...
ImportanceLong-term prognosis informs clinical and personal decisions for older adults with late-lif...
Shared decision making near end of life is a balancing act of communicating prognosis to patients an...
Decisions near the end of life must be made at a time of great emotional upheaval and rely on knowle...
Decisions near the end of life must be made at a time of great emotional upheaval and rely on knowle...
PROGNOSTIC INFORMATION ISvaluable to many of the stake-holders in the US health caresystem. For pati...
We explore the content and correlates of older adults ’ end-of-life treatment preferences in two hyp...
We aimed to identify the level of prognostic disclosure, type of prognostic information and delivery...
We aimed to identify the level of prognostic disclosure, type of prognostic information and delivery...
Shared decision making near end of life is a balancing act of communicating prognosis to patients an...
In shared decision making, the exploration of preferred personal health outcomes is important. Patie...
ObjectivesTo elicit decisions that diverse older adults and surrogates perceive as serious, difficul...
This population-based study employing after-death interviews with proxies describes older persons' p...
Little is known about the decision-making preferences of the growing population of elderly people wi...
Aim: Patients with cancer have varied preferences for involvement in decision-making. We sought olde...
In shared decision making, the exploration of preferred personal health outcomes is important. Patie...