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Family-oriented medical decision-making in China is founded on Confucian family-determination. The value and necessity of individual autonomy are marginalized in theory and practice. However, the dilemma in end-of-life (EOL) decision-making caused by the lack of advance care planning (ACP) has been increasingly concerned by the public. This study explores the value and necessity of ACP practice in China from the perspective of healthcare professionals (HCPs).

Is there a need for advance care planning in China?—an interview survey of healthcare professionals in the neurology department