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Nola M Ries1, Maureen Douglas2, Jessica Simon3
1Associate Professor and Deputy Dean (Research), Newcastle Law School, University of Newcastle, Australia, External Research Fellow, Health Law Institute, University of Alberta, Edmonton, AB.
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Health organizations in canada have invested considerable resources in strategies to improve knowledge and uptake of advance care planning (acp). Yet barriers persist and many canadians do not engage in the full range of acp behaviours, including writing an advance directive and appointing a legally authorized decision-maker. not engaging effectively in acp disadvantages patients, their loved ones and their healthcare providers. This article advocates for greater collaboration between health and legal professionals to better support clients in acp and presents a framework for action to build connections between these typically siloed professions.
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