… mental health services generally included clear, comprehensible, and clinically relevant
treatment preferences in their psychiatric advance directives (… included treatment preferences in …

… In sum, psychiatric advance directives provide a wealth of information about patient treatment
preferences, and this information is almost uniformly considered clinically useful. Our data …

… Psychiatric advance directives provide patients with mental … their treatment preferences,
including medication preferences ( 9 , 10 ). It is unknown whether psychiatric advance directives …

… has examined patients’ preferences for psychiatric advance directives (PADs). This study
examines the preferences and interest in PADs among patients with severe mental illness. …

… Specifically, if clinicians were aware that psychiatric advance directives cannot legally
obligate them to implement patients' inappropriate treatment preferences, then these clinicians …

… to achieve their promised benefit, system-level policies and interventions may be needed
in order to embed facilitation of psychiatric advance directives in usual-care settings and …

… that proxy decisions are consistent with the patient's treatment preferences. Potential effects
of mental health advance directives include enhanced consumer empowerment; improved …

… short documents that contain basic crisis management information (eg, contact persons)
but no detailed treatment preferences, and Ulysses agreements (also referred to as self-binding …

Psychiatric advance directives (PADs) are legal documents in which individuals can provide
detailed instructions regarding treatment preferences in the event of mental incapacity (…

… Psychiatric advance directives (PADs) are legal tools that allow competent individuals to
declare preferences for future mental health treatment … crises, and treatment preferences. The …