La ley de voluntad anticipada del Distrito Federal en México. Trasplantes e ideología
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Guillermo Cantú-QuintanillaViviam Ubiarco
Mara Medeiros-Domingo
Carmen Gracida-Juárez
Rafael Reyes-Acevedo
Alfonso Reyes-López
Josefina Alberú-Gómez
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The law on advance directives (LAD) in Mexico City regulates the will or intent of any person not to undergo unnecessarily life-prolonging treatment. Article 8 of the law stipulates the donation of organs for transplant must be manifest. Objective: The aim of this paper is to document knowledge of LAD. Materials and methods: A qualitative study was conducted using a previously validated semi-structured interview. Results: In all, 278 interviews were carried out and 64% of those surveyed were unfamiliar with LAD. Among those who are familiar with LAD (n = 100), only 43% know what it stipulates regarding organ donation. Conclusion: There is an evident lack of knowledge about LAD, because the public has not been duly informed.Date
2012Type
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