… , the decision-making, the carrying out of euthanasia, and the aftercare for the patient's
family… After gaining approval for the study, leaflets were given to nurses who were Dutch-speaking…

… included (patients resident in their own or a family member’s … A higher frequency of anticipatory
decision-making in the Netherlands … Further qualitative research on the patient-physician …

… role in care, communication and decision making at the end of life. … conducted among
Turkish families living in the Netherlands … In the Netherlands euthanasia is defined as being the …

… such as physician-assisted suicide and euthanasia (defined as … , only in the Netherlands was
family more frequently involved … family members had an active voice in the decision-making …

… criteria were met, dealing with the relatives of the patient, and the … in their views on the impact
of EAS requests. Another … may experience less room for a careful decision making process …

… in Belgium and The Netherlands, euthanasia and assisted suicide … of Swiss physicians is
mostly confined to the decision-making … , patients, families and palliative care physicians can be …

… in the Dutch Euthanasia Act are: (1) the attending physician has come … perspectives (ie
Flemish and Dutch versus Mexican … In the Netherlands, the family of the patients requesting PAD …

… place of death in the Netherlands and Italy, these countries … Euthanasia or physician-assisted
suicide was also more likely … and families in northern than in central or southern European …

… to the patient's previous conversations with his family doctor … declare the patient incompetent,
but later clarified their views (… functional model of decision-making capacity were used. …

… people requesting euthanasia and in the decision-making and … in Flanders, the northern
Dutch-speaking part of Belgium. … In order not to deprive the patient and/or family of hope 0.5 0.0 …