Advance Care Plaining Analysis

The article Advance Care Planing - A Primer, which written by Karishma Taneja, Puneet Sayal since 2015 summer. The major theme in this article which is about pain assessment, the substitute decision making (SDM), the end of life (EOL) care, Ethics of Care and advance care plaining (ACP). Advance care plaining (ACP) which is an individuals make decisions that people who can arrange their own spirit of the time, through the default instructions. It can indicate that he/she does or does not wish to receive medical care, when he/she is mentally insecure suffers from, such as a long coma or whether to accept, stop or withdraw the life-long treatment. ACP helps one plan for their future healthcare needs, also for this planing process that can involve

Furthermore, it can ensure when the patient is unable to make any medical decision. This is a common agreement between the medical choices and decisions. Through discussion and understanding, pre-determined treatment intent at the time of death and other options for dying care and appoint "caregivers" in the patient In the event of a loss of self-determination, the "caregiver" may represent his wishes and ensure that the will is committed. This will not only enhance the mutual trust and understanding of patients, family members and health care workers. On the other hand, it will also avoid the difficulties and pressures of family members in the face of illness and death, and reduce the chance of making a decision to feel contradictory and guilty. For the sake of respect for their lives and their

Conduct appropriate advocacy to encourage people to anticipate pre-medical instructions and ACP programs. It can provide an area for family physicians have end-of-life conversation with patients, and also assist elders to plan and make a decision to their healthcare plan. The Government should implement a program to enhance public awareness and understanding of the concept of pre-set medical instructions. The department of health should provide information on the general guidelines for the use of the methods. Moreover, consequences of the proposed medical directives for public reference and provide a model for the provision of a prescription medical instruction form for public