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<p>Like advance care planning (ACP), the clinical perspectives conference (CPC) is an ethically reflective tool for avoiding overtreatment. By realistically weighing the benefits and harms of a&#xa0;planned intervention, all practitioners involved should work together to define a&#xa0;realistic treatment goal and derive a&#xa0;multiprofessional and joint indication. Particularly in cases where ACP has not yet been sufficiently implemented in the preclinical setting, or where advanced disease only becomes evident in hospital, a&#xa0;CPC established as a&#xa0;preventive tool across all medical facilities would be a&#xa0;very useful instrument for identifying high-risk patients at an early stage and making decisions in a&#xa0;more structured manner, thus avoiding overtreatment and ensuring a&#xa0;responsible allocation of resources.</p>

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Konzept zur Klinischen Perspektiven Konferenz

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  • 发表日期：

    2025年10月14日

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  • Barbara Friesenecker,
  • Astrid Steinwendtner,
  • Sonja Fruhwald,
  • Helga Dier

摘要

Like advance care planning (ACP), the clinical perspectives conference (CPC) is an ethically reflective tool for avoiding overtreatment. By realistically weighing the benefits and harms of a planned intervention, all practitioners involved should work together to define a realistic treatment goal and derive a multiprofessional and joint indication. Particularly in cases where ACP has not yet been sufficiently implemented in the preclinical setting, or where advanced disease only becomes evident in hospital, a CPC established as a preventive tool across all medical facilities would be a very useful instrument for identifying high-risk patients at an early stage and making decisions in a more structured manner, thus avoiding overtreatment and ensuring a responsible allocation of resources.