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Nebraska Hospice and Palliative Care Partnership Community Survey on End of Life 2006 N=324. COMFORT ITEMS. How comfortable are you with talking about death?. How comfortable would you be writing your own will if you thought your death would occur soon?.
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Nebraska Hospice and Palliative Care Partnership Community Survey on End of Life 2006 N=324
How comfortable would you be writing your own will if you thought your death would occur soon?
How comfortable are you with thinking about life after death?
How likely are you to read books, newspaper articles or other information that deal with the subject of death and dying?
How likely are you to watch television programs or movies that deal with the subject of death and dying?
How likely are you to avoid medical checkups because you are afraid the doctor will find something serious?
How likely are you to speak freely with loved ones about death and dying?
How likely are you to visit or telephone a friend or relative who has recently lost a loved one in order to see how they are doing?
How likely are you to preplan the funeral or memorial service of someone you’re caring for?
How afraid are you of dying in an institution such as a nursing home or hospital?
If someone could tell me that I likely have six months or less to live, I would want to know.
If I knew I was dying, I would want medical intervention to keep me alive as long as possible.
How concerned are you that your (or your spouse/partner’s) money won’t last?
How concerned are you that you will be a burden to your family or friends?
With whom have you talked about your wishes for care at the end of life?
Who would you want to initiate a conversation with you regarding end-of-life issues?
Who would you trust to provide information on end-of-life issues?
How important is comfort from religious / spiritual services or persons?
How important is knowing medicine would be available to you?
How important is planning your own funeral or memorial service?
How important is reviewing your life history with your family?
How important is having health care professionals visit you at your home?