2451|ATTITUDES AND OPINIONS OF DOCTORS IN THE FACE OF EUTHANASIA

— Number of terminal patients you have seen in the last year. — Main causes that lead a patient to request that his or her life be put to an end. — Number of patients who, in the last year, have requested you: withdrawing or not initiating a treatment that would only lead him to prolocate his existence with much suffering; consider assisted suicide or active euthanasia. Number of times that patients’ relatives have made any of the above requests. — Requests you have received throughout your medical career from patients or their relatives: suspension or non-start of treatment; administration of a drug overdose to accelerate the end of your life; request a lethal dose of drug to end the same patient with his life. Existence of determining conditions in the state of the patients to make such request and percentage of patients who gathered them. — Opinions and attitudes to various cases of request of euthanasia, by patients or their relatives, depending on the severity of the patient’s condition and their ability to make decisions. — Opinion on the evolution of the number of requests for euthanasia in the event of a good universal system of palliative care in Spain. Opinion on whether proper use of Palliative Care resolves all requests for euthanasia. — Opinion on whether the law should be changed to allow euthanasia and for what cases. — Opinion on whether it would be good if in Spain, as in some countries, there was a system of vital wills or advance wills. — Scale of acceptance or agreement before various possible actions, the state of care for these patients, the possibility of choosing the same or their relatives and the repercussions of the legalisation of euthanasia. — Opinion on the greatest difficulties that can cause the legalisation of euthanasia. — Influence of personal experiences in their opinion on the application of euthanasia. — Type of medicine you practice or specialty and workplace.