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Beyond the numbers-culturally grounded lessons from advance care planning in the Japanese-American population. [PDF]

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Armitage A, Fan JN.
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Evaluation of advance statements in psychiatric care.

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Psychiatric advance statements: An Indian experience

International Journal of Social Psychiatry, 2012
Background: The psychiatric advance statement (PAS) is a document that outlines the preferences of patients in their future treatment. Formulating and writing a PAS has not been studied in low- and middle-income (LAMI) countries. Aim: To study the feasibility of writing a PAS in an Indian population.
T C Ramesh, Kumar, Sujit, John, Subhashini, Gopal, Greeshma, Mohan, Jainey, Joseph, Thara, Rangaswamy   +5 more
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‘Advance statements’ in psychiatry

Psychiatry, 2007
Abstract An ‘advance statement’ allows a patient to state treatment preferences in anticipation of a time in the future when, as a result of a mental disability, he or she may no longer be able to make treatment decisions. A number of types of advance statements in psychiatry can be described: ‘advance directives’ (and ‘facilitated advance directives’
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