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. 2021 Sep 28;11(9):e051735. doi: 10.1136/bmjopen-2021-051735

Table 3.

Attitudes towards palliative care (n=239)

Items N %
Attitude towards palliative care*
 Completely agree 8 3.3
 Agree 172 72.0
 Disagree 44 18.4
 Completely disagree 2 0.8
Whether DNR is ethically the same as removing the CPR already performed*
 Yes 38 15.9
 No 64 26.8
 Not sure 136 56.98
Whether or not you will sign any EOL medical decision agreements in advance when you are conscious and competent*
 Highly possible 17 7.1
 Possible 168 70.3
 Impossible 47 19.7
 Highly impossible 4 1.7
Whether or not you agree to sign agreements to not receive intensive rescuing when at the terminally ill stage*
 Highly possible 20 8.4
 Possible 138 57.7
 Impossible 70 29.3
 Highly impossible 10 4.2
Whether or not you agree to sign agreements to not receive intensive rescuing when your relative is sick and at the terminally ill stage*
 Highly possible 6 2.5
 Possible 89 37.2
 Impossible 124 51.9
 Highly impossible 18 7.5

*The total number of participants was not 239, because there were missing data in this item.

CPR, cardiopulmonary resuscitation; DNR, do not resuscitate; EOL, end-of-life.