Background Advance care planning (ACP) can offer benefits to patients and their families,
especially when delivered in outpatient settings, but uptake remains low. Common barriers …

Objective: The aim of the study was to identify the challenges experienced by clinical nurse
specialists (CNSs) when facilitating advance care planning (ACP) conversations with …

Background Advance care planning (ACP) is the process of ongoing communication among
patients, family and health care professionals regarding what plans for future care are …

Background: Even though registered nurses are uniquely positioned to have end-of-life
conversations with their patients, there is limited engagement in such discussions between …

Background and purpose: The purpose of this literature review was to evaluate strategies
used in primary care settings to initiate advance care planning (ACP) conversations leading …

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 …

Background: Primary care physicians recognize the importance of advance care planning
(ACP) conversations and report lack of training and time in the office to start them. Previous …

Advance care planning rates remain low, indicating a need to identify an approach that
promotes acceptance of, and participation in, high-quality advance care planning by …

Background People who engage in advance care planning (ACP) are more likely to receive
health care that is concordant with their goals at the end of life. Little discussion of ACP …

Objective To identify barriers to and enablers of advance care planning (ACP) perceived by
physicians and other health professionals in primary care. Design Cross-sectional, self …