ISBN: Study design and sample size Finding Quality assessment Number of studies contributing to the finding Design Criteria Rating Overall assessment of confidence Misconception USA, 1 Canada People perceived deactivation to be equivalent to euthanasia or suicide, resulting in immediate death Limitations Moderate concerns about methodological limitations VERY LOW Coherence Minor concerns about coherence Relevance Moderate concerns about relevance Adequacy Moderate concerns about adequacy Study design and sample size Finding Quality assessment Number of studies contributing to the finding Design Criteria Rating Overall assessment of confidence Not wanting to deactivate USA People did not want to deactivate regardless of the circumstances Limitations Moderate concerns about methodological limitations VERY LOW Coherence Moderate concerns about coherence Relevance Moderate concerns Advanced heart failure and palliative care Chronic Heart Failure NICE 2018. All rights reserved. Subject to Notice of rights. ISBN: Study design and sample size Finding Quality assessment Number of studies contributing to the finding Design Criteria Rating Overall assessment of confidence about relevance Adequacy Moderate concerns about adequacy Study design and sample size Finding Quality assessment Number of studies contributing to the finding Design Criteria Rating Overall assessment of confidence Wanting to deactivate focus groups Denmark People wanted to deactivate when they were bedridden with an extremely low quality of life Limitations Moderate concerns about methodological limitations VERY LOW Coherence Moderate concerns about coherence Relevance Moderate concerns about relevance Adequacy Moderate concerns about adequacy Finding 2: Discussions Advanced heart failure and palliative care Chronic Heart Failure NICE 2018. All rights reserved. Subject to Notice of rights. 