Table 4.
Attitudes regarding ACP in general
| Statement | Strongly disagree/disagree | Neutral | Agree/Strongly agree |
|---|---|---|---|
| In current practice, ACP conversations occur often enough (n = 160), n (%) | 79 (49) | 44 (28) | 37 (23) |
| ACP conversations improve the quality of medical care (n = 160), n (%) | 1 (1) | 4 (3) | 155 (97) |
| ACP conversations improve the use of palliative care (n = 160), n (%) | 5 (3) | 25 (16) | 130 (81) |
| ACP conversations have to result in a documented code status or treatment limitations (n = 159), n (%) | 26 (16) | 38 (24) | 95 (60) |
| ACP conversations are intended mainly to inform child/parents (n = 159), n (%) | 58 (36) | 42 (26) | 59 (37) |
| ACP conversations put parents in control (n = 160), n (%) | 9 (6) | 42 (26) | 109 (68) |
| ACP conversations improve shared decision‐making (n = 160), n (%) | 0 (0) | 4 (3) | 156 (98) |