英文摘要 |
According to the report of the Ministry of Health and Welfare, from 2006 to 2018, about 500,000 copies of the pre-medical decision have been signed. The increasing signing shows that people gradually pay attention to their own rights and interests. The low rate of signing shows that the most people may still have insufficient understanding of palliative care. The poor effect of promoting palliative care may relate to the differences in medical cognition. Purposes: (1) Setting out with social marketing concept to discuss that altering family’s behavior through changing the perception. (2) Exploring if there is obvious difference in perception of Palliative Care between family with medical background and non-medical background. This study is a qualitative analysis. The people selected by purposive sampling, from 30 to 60 years old, who has taken care of the terminal patient in their family. Those people divided into two groups with medical background or not. Using knowledge structure to analyze and present from three aspects: (1) The level of awareness of death and hospice care; (2) The challenges of hospice care; (3) The elements promoted by hospice care. Allow those in need to get a response from social marketing in a timely manner. Let the public rethink how to keep the quality of life by signing pre-medical decision. We hope Advance Care Planning (ACP) could effectively change social behavior, generate social public benefits, avoid ineffective medical care, reduce the waste of medical resources in the future, and keep the quality and value of life. |