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Newspaper coverage of advance care planning during the covid-19 pandemic : content analysis
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COVID-19 may cause sudden serious illness, and relatives having to act on patients’behalf,emphasizing the relevance of advance care planning (ACP). We explored how ACP was por-trayed in newspapers during year one of the pandemic. In‘LexisNexis Uni’, we identified English-language newspaper articles about ACP and COVID-19, published January–November 2020. We applied content analysis; unitizing, sampling, recording or coding, reducing, inferring, and narrating the data. We identified 131 articles, published in UK (n=59), Canada (n=32), US (n=15), Australia (n=14), Ireland (n=6), and one each from Israel, Uganda, India, New-Zealand, and France. Forty articles (31%) included definitions of ACP. Most mentioned exploring (93%), discussing (71%), and recording (72%) treatment preferences; 28% described exploration of values/goals, 66% encouraged engaging in ACP. No false or sensationalist information about ACP was provided. ACP was often not fully described. Public campaigns about ACP might improve the full picture of ACP to the public.
https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/07481187.2023.2180693
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