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SGP - Advanced Care Planning

All deaths that occurred in patients of your practice
1. Identification
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GP code
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Startdate of consultation week (monday)
Open date/time selector
2. Patient information
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Sex patient
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Which type of IDcard your patient possess?
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Does the patient has access to OMNIO/BIM statute, urgent medical aid, CPAS/OCMW or other financial help?
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Age of the patient at death
If unknown, please fill in 999
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Where did the patient stay the longest in the last year of her/his life?

Cause of death: Illness or condition that directly resulted in death.

Report below the logical relationship of the diseases/conditions that led to the immediate cause of death. When listing multiple diseases, list the one underlying the death last ("original cause of death").

* Here we do not mean the mode of death as e.g. heart failure, syncope etc.... but the disease, trauma or complication that caused death (e.g. dementia, respiratory infection, complications after fall, etc.). 
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Has a diagnosis of dementia been made by you or another physician? 
3. Death of the patient
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What was the place where the patient died?
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What was the patient's length of stay in days at the place of death? .... days (max. 89 days, if > 90 days, enter 90)

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Were you informed (verbally or in writing) of the patient's preference regarding place of death?
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Were you informed (verbally or in writing) of the patient's preference regarding place of death? YES, by whom
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Where did this patient most want to die?
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Was the patient able to make decisions during the last week before death?
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Was the death sudden and totally unexpected?
4. Patient treatment before and around death
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How often did you have (estimated average) contact with patient or relatives regarding the patient?
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Have you had one or more conversations about ACP (advance care planning) with the patient or a relative?
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When was the last time you had a conversation about ACP with this patient and/or relative?
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How many conversations about ACP did you have with this patient in total?
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How many conversations about ACP did you have with this relative in total?
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How many conversations about ACP did you have with this patient and relative in total?
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What topics did you discuss (in these conversations) with this patient and/or relative?
Values, norms in the care process that are important for the patient
Important aspects of quality of life
Experience(s) of serious illness or death in the close environment
Fears and uncertainties about present and future health
Discussion of trustee or legal representative
Information preferences of the patient
Agreements on care objectives
Declarations of will
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Had the patient completed a written living will?
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Specify which will
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Did the patient ever express specific wishes about any medical treatment she/he wanted (or not) in the last phase of life?
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Have you ever discussed these wishes with the patient?
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During the last week before death, was a medical procedure or treatment carried out that was not in accordance with his/her expressed wishes?
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Were there wishes related to any of the following medical treatments/decisions?
whether or not to forgo further life-extending treatment
whether or not to keep the patient continuously unconscious by means of medication until death
whether or not to prescribe, dispense or administer a medicinal product with the express purpose of hastening the end of life
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Did the patient ever express a wish about who should take decisions about medical procedures in her/his place in case she/he could no longer do it herself?
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Have you ever discussed this wish with the patient?
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If the situation arose, was this person consulted?