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The workshop’s successful elements and elements which could be improved
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Communicating goals during ACP
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ACP should start with what is currently important in life
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Talking about life values is the essence of ACP
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Trough ACP keeping a dignified life should be discussed
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Workshops focuses on communication
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Workshop is about making contact during ACP
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A personal relation is important during ACP
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The workshops focuses on talking about remaining QoL
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From theory to practice
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Addressing Some theory is necessary
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Experiencing ACP is most important
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Experiencing ACP deepens the theory
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Workshops focus on practicing ACP
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A demonstration helps to understand theory
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Workshop components which could be improved
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Family caregiver presentation lacked a clear focus
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Family caregiver presentation was to personal
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The family caregiver presentation did not focus on complexity of the situation
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The heterogeneity of the workshop participants
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Every group is different
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Participants had different levels of experience with ACP
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Participants had different levels of experience with dementia
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Not all participants have the same learning curve
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Heterogeneous groups enrich the workshops
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Participants learn from each other
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Participants have their own communication preferences
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Contextual factors
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The workshop environment
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Small groups are important
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Maximum of five participants per training actor
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Fifteen is the maximum group size
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The intimate setting facilitates learning
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The theatre contributed to the intimate setting
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the intimate setting facilitated involvement
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