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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 …

Background Advance Care Planning (ACP) is a voluntary process of communication
between patients, families with healthcare providers. ACP results in shared decisionmaking …

Background Taiwan enacted Patient Right to Autonomy Act in 2019, making advance care
planning (ACP) a legally-binding nature. Healthcare providers' attitude and belief on end-of …

There is increasing interest in the role of advance care planning (ACP) and advance
directives (ADs) in eliciting patient preferences for future medical care. Whereas Americans …

Hong Kong is a well-developed city with outstanding healthcare services, leading to the
highest life expectancy in the world. Paradoxically, the quality of end-of-life care in this city …

Abstract In 2004, Fagerlin and Schneider argued in their article “Enough. The failure of the
living will” that, so far, policies on advance directives had failed to reach their goal …

Background An advance directive (AD) is a written or verbal document that legally stipulates
a person's health care preference while they are competent to make decisions for …

Policies related to end-of-life care have been thrust into the spotlight following the adoption
in 2015 of the Quebec Act Respecting End-of-Life Care (AELC), the Supreme Court of …

Objective: An advance directive (AD) is a document that allows mentally competent
individuals to make healthcare decisions about their condition that they might no longer be …