Factors influencing the engagement of cancer patients with advance care planning: A scoping review
European Journal of Cancer Care2019Vol. 28(3), pp. e13091–e13091
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Evelien Spelten, Olaf P. Geerse, Julia van Vuuren, Jennifer Timmis, Bev Blanch, Saskia F. A. Duijts, Sean MacDermott
Abstract
The identified themes warrant a tailored approach to ACP. With regard to person-related factors, the existing body of knowledge on health literacy, disparities and shared decision-making should be used when designing strategies to improve ACP uptake. Further, our findings regarding "comprehension and awareness" suggest that ACP should not be limited to a narrow process without acknowledging the complexity surrounding personalised cancer care near the EOL.
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