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Blogger' Note: implications (and distortions) for policy makers continue on this issue aside from this specific paper; assumptions on place of death are generally faulty (IMHO)
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Background: Cancer end-of-life care (EoLC) policies assume people want to die at home. We aimed to examine variations in preferences
for place of death cross-nationally.
Methods: A telephone
survey of a random sample of individuals aged ≥16 in England, Flanders,
Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Portugal
and Spain. We determined where people would
prefer to die if they had a serious illness such as advanced cancer,
facilitating
circumstances, personal values and experiences
of illness, death and dying.
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