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Direct linkTremethick, Mary Jane; Johnson, Maureen K.; Carter, Mary R. – International Electronic Journal of Health Education, 2011
Quality end-of-life care is subjective and based on individual values and beliefs. An advance directive provides a legal means of communicating these values and beliefs, as well as preferences in regards to end-of-life care when an individual is no longer able to make his or her desires known. In many nations, advance directives are underused…
Descriptors: Terminal Illness, Health Services, Death, Values
