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. 2018 Apr 19;17:64. doi: 10.1186/s12904-018-0312-6

Table 3.

RADIANT scoring table

Item Score Provenancea
1. Discusses patient’s personal aspects of quality of life 1 x, y
2. Discusses how to achieve patient’s personal goals 1 q, x, y
3. Adheres to the patient’s preferences 1 q, y
Provides attention to the following dimensions: q, x, y
 4. Somatic problems
 5. Social context and finances
 6. Caregiving and activities of daily living
 7. Existential and psychological issues
8. Involves other disciplines, including consultation team palliative care 1 y
9. Provides palliative care alongside disease-oriented care 1 x
Discusses advance care planning aspects:
 10. Hospital admissions 1 q, z
 11. Antibiotics use 1 q, z
 12. CPR policy 1 q, y, z
 13. Mechanical ventilation 1 q, z
 14. Treatment limitations – not specified 1 q, y
 15. Dying scenario’s 1 q, y
 16. Life prolonging treatments (e.g. artificial feeding and i.v. fluids) 1 q, z
 17. Preferences for end-of-life care (e.g. palliative sedation, euthanasia) 1 q, y, z
 18. Preferred place of death 1 q, y, z
 19. Writes assignment for the out-of-hours GP cooperative 1 q
 20. Involves family and loved-ones in care planning 1 q, x, y
 21. Provides care to family and loved-ones 1 x, y
Maximum score 21

aprovenance, q Royal Dutch Medical Association [26], x WHO definition of palliative care [3], y Pallialine [24], z Thuisarts [25]