12 Is there evidence in the notes of an Pre-education 12 9.66 .77 Advance Decision to Refuse Treatment programme .016 .59 4.89 in place? Post-education 13 6.92 3.49 programme Q. Advance Care Planning Measurement N Mean Standard Sig of Confidence limits No. Deviation Difference for difference (2-tailed) 13 Did the patient / resident die in their Pre-education 12 12.16 3.27 recorded preferred place of death? programme .020 .76 8.02 Post-education 13 7.76 5.27 programme 14 to the above question what Pre-education Auditors noted that where the Not Not Not If ‘no’ – applicable applicable were the reasons for not achieving programme patient/resident did not die in their applicable preferred place of death? preferred place of death a key reason was because no record of choice FREE TEXT RESPONSES existed. Post-education Post programme audits revealed that programme where a record was kept then this was more frequently a note of a verbal request in the care record.
12 Is there evidence in the notes of an Advance Decision to Refuse Treatment in place? Pre-education programme 12 9.66 .77 .016 .59 4.89 Post-education programme 13 6.92 3.49 Q. No. Advance Care Planning Measurement N Mean Standard Deviation Sig of Difference (2-tailed) Confidence limits for difference 13 Did the patient / resident die in their recorded preferred place of death? Pre-education programme 12 12.16 3.27 .020 .76 8.02 Post-education programme 13 7.76 5.27 14 If ‘no’ to the above question – what were the reasons for not achieving preferred place of death? FREE TEXT RESPONSES Pre-education programme Auditors noted that where the patient/resident did not die in their preferred place of death a key reason was because no record of choice existed. Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable Post-education programme Post programme audits revealed that where a record was kept then this was more frequently a note of a verbal request in the care record.
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