RESPECT was created for people who are frail or nearing the end of life. It was designed to help inform discussions about end-of-life care and planning.
Your results reflect the outcomes for people who are like you. The calculated risk represents the average risk profiles for people in Ontario, Canada, who received home care between 2007 and 2014.
Of 100 people with similar responses to you;
0 people lived past 3 months
0 people died within 3 months
Which means that based on your health profile and conditions, your chance of surviving past three months is 0%
This means that based on your health profile and conditions, your chance of surviving past 1 year is 0%
Of 100 people with similar responses to you;
0 people lived past 5 years
0 people died within 5 years
Which means that based on your health profile and conditions, your chance of surviving past 5 years is 0%
It's never too early to start reflecting on your values and wishes, and letting your loved ones know what kind of health and personal care you would want in the future if you are unable to speak for yourself. To learn more about Advance Care Planning (ACP) and start your own plan, please visit ACP in Canada for more information.
Do you need support with your daily activities or managing your health? Print this report and use it as a tool to start a conversation with your healthcare provider and loved ones.
If you need support with your daily activities or managing your health, print this report and use it as a tool to start a conversation with your healthcare professional and loved ones.
This report evaluates your results from the RESPECT predictive algorithm. Your results reflect the outcomes for people who are like you. The calculated risk represents the average risk profiles for people in Ontario, Canada, who received home care between 2007 and 2014.
People with similar responses to you live another x on average
This means that based on your health profile and conditions, your chance of surviving past one year is 0%
It's never too early to start reflecting on your values and wishes, and letting your loved ones know what kind of health and personal care you would want in the future if you are unable to speak for yourself. To learn more about Advance Care Planning (ACP) and start your own plan, please visit ACP in Canada for more information.
Do you need support with your daily activities or managing your health? Print this report and use it as a tool to start a conversation with your healthcare provider and loved ones.
Your care needs will evolve as you approach the end of life. Decisions regarding palliative and end-of-life care can be complex, varied, and sometimes stressful. Here are some tools that can help you in your healthcare decision-making with the support of your healthcare providers and loved ones.