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Presenter: Date:

It’s time..

It’s time.. Today’s Agenda: Steps in Advance Care Planning Educate Prepare Communicate Document Act Empower

It’s time.. Educate Advance care planning is a PROCESS of making and communicating future healthcare decisions. It is a valuable tool to reduce stress and anxiety for patients and families and can lead to improved quality of care. It helps ensure your choices are honored and is a gift to your family.

It’s time.. Educate Learn from Terri Schiavo and her family Adults in all stages of life Life can change in an instant End of life decision-making is difficult Conflict is an unfortunate possibility No decision is a decision

It’s time.. Prepare What is important to YOU? Affairs in order? Free from pain? Not a burden to family? Maintain quality of life? Be connected to my faith? Share my story? Be at home?

It’s time.. Communicate It won’t be easy…

It’s time.. Communicate Who needs to know? Family members Friends, neighbors, church members Caregivers Physicians Clergy Attorneys

It’s time.. Communicate Remember: Don’t rush Include everyone involved Not everyone has to agree initially Use a reference point or trigger event Use two-way communication Use available resources

It’s time.. Document Living Will Use or removal of life-prolonging measures When terminal or incurable When you cannot communicate Gives foundation for allowing natural death

It’s time.. Document Limitations of the Living Will Doesn’t give detail for all possible healthcare scenarios May be disputed by medical personnel and/or family

It’s time.. Document Healthcare Power of Attorney Appoints a person to make decisions Agent should be willing and able You may appoint more than one – in order Can make the decision of the Living Will Healthcare-related decisions only

It’s time.. Document Both Documents Requires notarization and witnesses Not used in traumatic situations Photocopies are encouraged Does not expire Keep forms accessible Forms are state specific

It’s time.. Document Other documentation DNR Organ, eye, and tissue donation Disposition of remains Funeral planning, memorial service Legacy – what do you want to be remembered from? Legal and financial matters

It’s time.. Act Now What? Share documents Continue conversations Review choices at least annually

It’s time.. Act

It’s time.. Empower All good gifts should be shared. Tell family and friends about your experience Seek out opportunities to learn more Encourage others to practice Advance Care Planning Do something on your bucket list Be proud

It’s time.. Questions?

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