Advance care planning (ACP) is a process that guarantees the respect of the patient's
values and priorities about his/her future care at the end of life. It consists of multiple …

Introduction Advance care planning (ACP) is a process that allows patients to identify their
goals for medical care. Traditionally, ACP has focused on completing advance directives; …

Background: Oklahoma's Advance Directive completion rate is less than 10%. We compared
the implementation performance of 2 advance directive forms to determine which form could …

Objective The aim of this study was to examine the knowledge, attitudes and perceptions of
advance care planning (ACP) in caregivers of patients with advanced illness in Singapore …

Ihave been thinking a lot recently about the eerily prophetic words of the early 20th century
journalist and satirist, HL Mencken, in the midst of New York's COVID-19 pandemic. 1 As I …

Patients prepare advance directives in an effort to maintain autonomy during periods of
incapacity or at the end of life. Advance directive documents are specific to the state in which …

Advance care planning (ACP) has been recognized as crucial by patients, families, and
clinicians; however, different definitions and measurements have led to inconsistencies in …

The last 25 years have seen a substantial number of studies and commentaries questioning
the value of health care advance directive documents. The weight of evidence suggests that …

Background We sought to increase advance care planning (ACP) completion at an
academic internal medicine clinic through an electronic health record. Measures Number of …

Context: Advance care planning (ACP) is valued by patients and clinicians, yet documenting
ACP in an accessible manner is problematic. Objectives: In order to understand how …