2803|CARE FOR PATIENTS WITH TERMINAL-STAGE DISEASES

— Opinion on the Spanish health system. — Satisfaction with the functioning of the Spanish health system. — Assistance and type of service to the GP in the last year. — Hospitalisation situation in the last year. Cause of hospitalisation. Satisfaction with the care received during hospitalisation. Type of service you entered. — Suffering from a chronic disease. — Phrases related to the treatment of physicians to patients: doctors take a lot of interest in patients, doctors act like they are superior, doctors clearly explain the problems, and doctors can be trusted. — Possibility that doctors have the legal right to apply their code of ethics in medical treatments. — Possibility of sanctioning doctors who do not apply treatments because they are contrary to their ethical code. — In accordance with the duty of doctors to inform the patient, with the right of the elderly or minor patient to be informed. — Knowledge of the existence in Spain of a law on the rights and duties of patients. — Destination of information to the patient with a serious illness. — The right of the patient, his family and the family of a minor to the choice of treatment. — Interest in knowing if in the future you will suffer a serious illness. — Assessment of the capacity of the public health system for the care of terminally ill patients. — Choice of place to receive medical care for terminally ill patients. — Agreement with phrases on medical treatment for patients in the terminal phase: manage all the painkillers you need, prolong life artificially, natural evolution in a natural way,... — Exhaust the medical treatments for young patients in the terminal phase. — Application of experiemental medical treatments to patients in terminal phase conforming with it. — Accord with the right to choose a death without pain or suffering. — According to the existence of a law that allows doctors/sicks to administer/be a death without pain or suffering to the terminally ill. — Reasons for terminally ill patients to ask for death. — Possibility of participating in helping to die to a terminally ill relative who requests it. — Agreement with punishing doctors who help die to a terminally ill who requests it or to keep a patient alive in the terminal phase. — According to the existence of a law that authorises the disconnect of vegetative patients of legal age with family consent or without family consent or that authorises the disconnection of minor vegetative patients without family consent. — According to the existence of a law that authorises doctors to help die to patients in the terminal phase or with an incurable degenerative disease who request it or that authorises patients in the terminal phase or with a degenerative disease to administer death. — Positioning before the regulation of euthanasia and suicide medically assisted by law. — Knowledge of the public record of the living will. — Possibility of having a living will. Moment when you're going to do it. Reason not to have it. — Possession of a deceased as a result of an irreversible illness with suffering. Relationship of kinship with him and illness he suffered from. Assessment of the health care received by the deceased in recent days. Reason for positive and negative assessment. Place and type of service where the deceased received health care in recent days. — Discomfort during the interview. — Possession of children and children under the age of 18. — Situation of coexistence. — Scale of ideology of the interviewee. — Self-definition of their political ideology. — Religious practice. — Frequency in the follow-up of the recommendations of the Catholic Church. — Nationality of the interviewee. Place of birth (country). Time of residence in Spain. — Voter turnout and recall in March 2008 general elections.