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目的:我们进行了一项调查，以确定参加了一个caf式活动以提高对预先护理计划(ACP)的认识的普通公众在参加活动后是否实际实施了ACP。方法:2020年2月20日，在东海大学医院举行一次咖啡式活动(Tokai Blue caf: TBC)。TBC包括一个关于ACP的讲座，“Go-Wish游戏”和一个茶话会。在TBC一个月后，对ACP的实施情况进行了问卷调查。结果:在14名参与者(3男11女)中，11人同意回答问卷，8人回应。两名受访者为男性，六名受访者为女性。6名受访者年龄≥60岁。8名受访者中有7人与家人实施了ACP，而没有人与家庭医生实施ACP，尽管他们都表示有家庭医生。一些受访者表示，他们与医生讨论这个问题感到不舒服。结论:研究结果表明，尽管在家庭医生的参与方面存在一些挑战，但作为一种提高认识的活动，咖啡交换式事件可能对ACP的实施产生重大影响。
Possible Significance of a Café-style Event to Introduce Advance Care Planning for General Citizens.
Objectives: We conducted a survey to determine whether the general public who participated in a café-style event to raise awareness of advance care planning (ACP) actually implemented ACP after attending the event.
Methods: On February 20, 2020, a café-style event (Tokai Blue Café: TBC) was held at the Tokai University Hospital. The TBC consisted of a lecture about ACP, "The Go-Wish Game," and a tea party. A questionnaire-based survey was conducted on ACP implementation after one month of TBC.
Results: Of the 14 participants (three males and 11 females), 11 agreed to answer the questionnaire and eight responded. Two respondents were male and six were female. Six of the respondents were aged ≥ 60 years. Seven of the eight respondents implemented ACP with their family members, while none did so with their family doctor, even though all of them indicated that they had a family doctor. Several respondents reported that they were uncomfortable discussing the issue with their doctors.
Conclusion: The results indicate that a café-style event as an awareness-raising activity may have a significant effect on ACP implementation, although it suggests that there are some challenges in involving family doctors.
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