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The applicability of the “surprise question” as a prognostic tool in patients with severe chronic comorbidities and its relationship with the advance directives

2023-01-26

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<h4>Background: </h4> Life expectancy in recent decades has increased the prevalence of chronic diseases in the population, requiring an approach to new health topics, such as discussions on quality of life and expectations about death and dying. The concept of advance directives (ADs) gives individuals the opportunity to make known their decisions about the treatments they would like to receive at the end of life...

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10.21203/rs.3.rs-2471759/v1
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