Concordance between physician orders for life-sustaining treatment (POLST) preferences and treatment at end-of-life is an important outcome measure of providing patient-centered care. We determine whether the COVID pandemic affected clinician ability to provide goal concordant care and replicate our previous report on care concordance and change in patient preferences over time with a larger sample size. We also investigate the quality of POLST completion to determine the number of documents completed with an advance care planning (ACP) conversation or a decision maker present.
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