… varying feeding tube use. The current study sought to characterize feeding tube decision-making …
The goal was to examine how often tube feeding is discussed, whether a decision was …

… in this study, there was no correlation between physician ethnicity and the decision to start
tube feeding, in contrast to other studies6,10,11 and this study’s hypothesis.Asian physicians …

… decision maker is in favor of tube feeding; (2) a man over 85 years with advanced dementia
who can no longer eat independently. His substitute decision maker leans toward not tube …

… -making has therefore excluded the patient. Some attention to decision-making in relation
to tube feeding … that 80 per cent of tube fed patients had been choking on foods prior to tube …

… tube feeding; involvement of nurses and others in tube feeding decisions and decisions to
continue tube feeding … sampling10 patients on long-term tube feeding for at least 6 months …

… and families struggle with the decision to proceed with G-tube feeding. This practice point …
of life with G-tube feeding. A framework for shared decision-making and the International …

… been tube fed, the influence of tube feeding on the (later) life of the child and family; expectations
of tube feeding, … consequences as a result of tube feeding; current information of HCPs; …

… insights into the tube-feeding decision-making process based … decision-making process
for long-term tube-feeding were … decision-maker. The most striking difference between the …

… decisions about tube feeding in both groups was an unexpected finding. Nursing homes in
this study had overall rates of tube feeding (0–… less tube feeding in dementia.45 Although the …

… the decision-making process leading up to NGT feeding … benefits of making decisions to
implement NGT feeding under … In both, the timing and pace of decision-making are crucial, as clin…