(1) Background: Since Taiwan's Patient Right to Autonomy Act took effect in 2019, up to ten
thousand declarants have participated in advance care planning (ACP) and have signed …

Advance care planning (ACP) and advance directives (ADs) ensure patient autonomy in end-
of life care. The number of ADs made and followed in Taiwan is still lacking. This study …

Advance care planning (ACP) provides access to complete advance decisions (ADs).
Despite the legalization of ACP in Taiwan, it is underutilized in community settings. The …

Objectives Advance care planning (ACP) is the process of discussing the wishes of people
regarding end-of-life care and other related medical decisions. The aims of this study were …

Background Although advance directives (AD) have been implemented for years in western
countries, the concept of AD is not promoted extensively in eastern countries. In this study …

Objectives Chinese people are generally unfamiliar with the concept of advance care
planning or advance directives (ACP/ADs), which raises dilemmas in life-support choice and …

Introduction: Advance care planning (ACP) is an important aspect of end-of-life care that has
been shown to improve patient autonomy in decision-making and reduce stress for surviving …

Purpose: In Taiwan, people do not want to talk about death in daily conversation. It is difficult
to discuss with people about their advance care planning (ACP). We need to develop a …

Context: Quality of palliative care and death in mainland China is at a low level of the rest of
the world, the public is lacked of proper understanding of the relevant information is one of …

Context: In the event of accidental trauma, incurable disease and public health
emergencies, young adults are unable to participate in their own medical decisions, family …