Finally, Kubler and colleagues [62] reported the results of a survey of intensivists attending a national intensive care congress in Poland. Of the 400 questionnaires distributed, 54% were returned. Almost all respondents (93%) reported that they had withheld life support, and 75% of the respondents reported that they had withdrawn life support. Older physicians and those who reported no religious affiliation were more likely to report withholding life support. Respondents from large hospitals ([400 beds) were also more likely to report foregoing life support in ICU patients. These results were similar to a study conducted in Western Europe using the same questionnaire.