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Exploring the utilization of end-of-life documentation among an online sample of sexual- and gender-minority individuals in the United States  / Jessica Marsack, Rob Stephenson.

Journal of Gay & Lesbian Social Services, 29 (2017) 3 (jul-sep), p. 273-279
bron: Journal of Gay & Lesbian Social Services jaargang: 29 (2017) 3 (jul-sep), p. 273-279
samenvatting: Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ) persons often receive end-of-life care incongruent with wishes. Evidence with heterosexual samples supports associations among end-of-life documentation (do not resuscitate [DNR] orders, durable power of attorney for health care orders [DPOAH], living wills [LW]), and care consistent with wishes. However, little is known about the knowledge, attitudes, and willingness regarding utilization of these documents among LGBTQ persons. Of 107 participants, most had heard of each document (95% DNR, 91% DPOAH, 97% LW), but had not procured them (26% DNR, 50% DPOAH, 51% LW). Answers above 4 on a 5-point Likert scale indicated willingness to pursue these documents and belief documents would be enforced. However, approximately one-third of respondents believed documents would be enforced more for heterosexual persons than themselves. This result indicates sexuality or gender minority-related stigma may be a barrier to document utilization. Future research, policies, and guidelines should address these concerns.
onderwerpen:
signatuur: ts.
Exploring the utilization of end-of-life documentation among an online sample of sexual- and gender-minority individuals in the United States
ts.
Jessica Marsack, Rob Stephenson.
Journal of Gay & Lesbian Social Services
29
(2017)
3
(jul-sep)
273-279
N301991
Artikel

The Somatechnologies of Canada's Medical Assistance in Dying Law : LGBTQ Discourses on Suicide and the Injunction to Live  / Alexandre Baril.

Somatechnics, 7 (2017) 2, p. 201-217
bron: Somatechnics jaargang: 7 (2017) 2 , p. 201-217
samenvatting: In June 2016, the Canadian government passed Bill C-14 on medical assistance in dying, allowing for medically assisted suicide when "death has become reasonably foreseeable." While available for ill or physically disabled people at the end-of-life, medically assisted suicide is denied in cases where people are perceived to have a mental disability and whose suffering is strictly emotional/psychological, such as suicidal people. I argue that this distinction results in constructing two classes of suicidal subjects by considering physically disabled or ill people as legitimate subjects who should receive assistance in dying and suicidal people as illegitimate subjects who must be kept alive through what I call the 'injunction to live' and "somatechnologies of life". Analysing discourses on suicide targeting lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans* and queer (LGBTQ) people in LGBTQ scholarship, I argue that, based on the silencing of suicidal subjects through the injunction to live, suicidal people constitute an oppressed group whose claims remain unintelligible within society, law, medical/psychiatric systems and LGBTQ scholarship. This article calls for listening to suicidal people's voices and developing an accountable response to their suffering and claims.
onderwerpen:
signatuur: dgb artikelen (baril/som)
The Somatechnologies of Canada's Medical Assistance in Dying Law : LGBTQ Discourses on Suicide and the Injunction to Live
dgb artikelen (baril/som)
Alexandre Baril.
Somatechnics
7
(2017)
2
201-217
N302161
Artikel

End-of-Life Preparations among Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender People: Integrative Review of Prevalent Behaviors  / Luisa Kcomt and Kevin M. Gorey.

Journal of Social Work in End-of-Life & Palliative Care, 13 2017 4 (dec), p. 284-301
bron: Journal of Social Work in End-of-Life & Palliative Care jaargang: 13 2017 4 (dec), p. 284-301
samenvatting: Proactively making end-of-life (EOL) preparations is important to ensure high quality EOL care. Critical to preparation is the discussion of preferences with one's primary health care providers. Lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) people often experience discrimination from health care providers that will detrimentally affect their ability to communicate their care preferences. Structural barriers, such as those based on sexual orientation and gender identity, may impede timely and quality care when one is most in need. The aim of this study was to examine the prevalence of EOL preparatory behaviors among LGBT people, with particular focus on transgender individuals. Eight survey instruments with 30 prevalence estimates found in the literature were analyzed. EOL discussions between LGBT people and their primary health care providers were rare (10%). Transgender people were found to be even less prepared for EOL; they were 50-70% less likely than their LGB counterparts to have a will, a living will or to have appointed a healthcare proxy. A need exists for future mixed-methods research focused on LGBT populations accompanied by the cultural sensitivity needed to ensure their wishes are honored at the EOL.
onderwerpen:
signatuur: dgb artikelen (kcomt/end)
End-of-Life Preparations among Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender People: Integrative Review of Prevalent Behaviors
dgb artikelen (kcomt/end)
Luisa Kcomt and Kevin M. Gorey.
Journal of Social Work in End-of-Life & Palliative Care
13
2017
4
(dec)
284-301
N304792
Artikel

Australian doctors' knowledge of and compliance with the law relating to end-of-life decisions: Implications for LGBTI patients  / Colleen Cartwright ... [et al.].

Culture, Health & Sexuality, 20 (2018) 8 (aug), p. 845-857
bron: Culture, Health & Sexuality jaargang: 20 (2018) 8 (aug), p. 845-857
samenvatting: In most developed countries, competent patients have the legal right to refuse any medical treatment; Advance Care Planning mechanisms extend this right to noncompetent patients. However, some groups, including Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Intersex (LGBTI) people, risk their wishes not being respected if they lose capacity, more than others. Little is known about medical practitioners' knowledge of, or attitudes to, the law in this area, especially in relation to LGBTI people, or how the law influences their decision-making. An Australian postal survey explored knowledge and attitudes of medical specialists to legal issues relating to withdrawing/ withholding life-sustaining treatment from adults without capacity. One scenario (the focus of this paper) asked which of four plausible substitute decision-makers, including a same-sex partner, had the legal authority to make such decisions. The overall response rate was 32% (867/2702). Less than one-third of respondents correctly identified the same-sex partner as the legally-authorised decision-maker. LGBTI people face multiple obstacles to having their end-of-life wishes respected. Where health-care providers are also ignorant of the partner's legal right to make such decisions, the problem is compounded. Improved legal education for clinicians and promotion of educational resources for members of the LGBTI community is needed.
onderwerpen:
signatuur: dgb artikelen (austr/doc)
Australian doctors' knowledge of and compliance with the law relating to end-of-life decisions: Implications for LGBTI patients
dgb artikelen (austr/doc)
Colleen Cartwright ... [et al.].
Culture, Health & Sexuality
20
(2018)
8
(aug)
845-857
N305108
Artikel

De nalatenschap  / Leo Schenk ; Noud Rietman, Theo Smit.

Hello Gorgeous (2019) 29 (winter), p. 62-65
bron: Hello Gorgeous (2019) 29 (winter), p. 62-65
samenvatting: Hello Gorgeous sprak met Noud Rietman (55) en Theo Smit (85) over de beproevingen van seropositieve homomannen die ouder worden met hiv. Onderwerpen zoals gezondheidsproblemen, eenzaamheid en euthanasie komen aan de orde.
onderwerpen:
signatuur: ts.

dgb periodieken
De nalatenschap
ts. dgb periodieken
Leo Schenk ; Noud Rietman, Theo Smit.
Hello Gorgeous
(2019)
29
(winter)
62-65
N305406
Artikel

'Jongens, ik leg me erbij neer'  / Hans van der Beek.

Parool 21-02-2020
bron: Parool 21-02-2020
samenvatting: Terugblik op het leven van buurt-icoon van Oud-West Henk Winters (1948-2020). Winters werd bekend door zijn Stadion Winters: tussen 1988 en 2010 werd er tijdens elk EK en WK een tribune in de huiskamer gebouwd voor maar liefst vijftig supporters. Ook daarna bleef hij zeer actief in de buurt, ook voor de roze zaak. Hij leed al twaalf jaar aan ongeneeslijke strottenhoofdkanker voor hij in 2020 besloot om in de nabijheid van zijn beste vrienden euthanasie te plegen.
onderwerpen:
signatuur: knipsel (bb/ba)
'Jongens, ik leg me erbij neer'
knipsel (bb/ba)
Hans van der Beek.
Parool
21-02-2020
N309810
Grijs

LGBTQ+ Advance Care Planning TOOLKIT : A step-by-step guide for the LGBTQ+ community in preparing for healthcare needs and end-of-life decisions  / Eliza Giles.

New York, NY: SAGE, National Resource Center on LGBT Aging, 2024 - 28 p.: ill.
uitgave: New York, NY : SAGE, National Resource Center on LGBT Aging, 2024 - 28 p.: ill.
onderwerpen:
thema:
  1. ouderen
  2. lhbti
samenvatting: This is a toolkit to empower LGBTQ+ people who may face specific challenges in the legal and healthcare systems. You may need extra protections in advance care planning to ensure dignity and avoid conflict or discrimination. Inside this toolkit you'll find a step-by-step guide to help think and talk about your wishes and plan for healthcare decisions. This toolkit will also review tips for LGBTQ+ people who have advanced illness, including information on palliative and supportive care, caregiver advice, and healthcare resources. Lastly, this toolkit reviews hospice services, memorial and burial options, and bereavement support for the LGBTQ+ community.
signatuur: cat. (giles/lgb)

dgb grijs
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LGBTQ+ Advance Care Planning TOOLKIT : A step-by-step guide for the LGBTQ+ community in preparing for healthcare needs and end-of-life decisions
cat. (giles/lgb)dgb grijs
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