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Section 1: Introduction to Advance Care Planning; 1 Keri Thomas: Overview and introduction to Advance Care Planning; 2 Sarah Russell and Karen Detering: What are the benefits of Advance Care Planning and how do we know?; 3 Anjali Mullick and Jonathan Martin: An introduction to Advance Care Planning: Practice at the frontline; 4 Josie Dixon: Person-centred care: How does Advance Care Planning support this and what are the economic benefits?; 5 Martin J. Vernon: Advance Care Planning and caring for an ageing population; 6 Max Watson and Mark Thomas: Spiritual and ethical and aspects of Advance Care Planning; 7 Tony Bonser: Advance Care Planning: A personal view and stories from the frontline; Section 2: Context and experience of Advance Care Planning in the UK; 8 Claire Henry and Keri Thomas: Advance Care Planning in the UK: Update on policy and practice; 9 Ben Lobo: 1. Advance Decisions to Refuse Treatment (ADRT) and the impact of wider legislation; 10 David Pitcher: Discussions and decisions about cardiopulmonary resuscitation; 11 Simon Chapman: 1. The implications of the Mental Capacity Act (MCA) 2005 for Advance Care Planning and decision making; 12 Maggie Stobart-Rowlands and Mandy Thorn: Experience of use of Advance Care Planning in care homes; 13 Pete Nightingale, Chris Absolon, and Scott Murray: Advance Care Planning in the community; 14 Sarah Russell and Simon Noble: Advance Care Planning in hospices and palliative care; 15 Clare Marlow, Karen Groves, and Premila Fade: Advance Care Planning in hospitals; 16 Angela Thompson: 1. Advance Care Planning: Thinking ahead for parents, carers, children, and young people; 17 Karen Harrison Denning: Advance Care Planning and people with dementia; Section 3: Experience of Advance Care Planning Internationally; 18 Karen Detering and Josephine Clayton: Advance Care Planning in Australia; 19 Doris Barwich, John You, Jessica Simon, Louise Hanvey, and Cari Hoffman: Advance Care Planning in Canada; 20 Maria J. Silveira and Phillip Rodgers: Advance directives and Advance Care Planning: the US experience; 21 Leigh Mason and Shona Muir: Advance Care Planning in New Zealand: Our Voice; 22 Georg Marckmann, Kornelia Gotze, and Jurgen in der Schmitten: Advance Care Planning in Germany1. : On track to nationwide implementation; 23 Irwin Clement Alphonsus Wai Hoong Chung: Advance Care Planning in an Asian Country; Section 4: Practicalities and areas of common ground; 24 Sarah Russell: Communication skills and Advance Care Planning; 25 Karen Detering, Elizabeth Sutton, and Scott Fraser: 1. Advance Care Planning in chronic disease: Finding the known in the midst of the unknown; 26 Nigel Mathers and Craig Sinclair: Planning ahead in all areas; 27 Muir Gray, Rammya Matthews, and Keri Thomas: A population-based approach to end of life care and Advance Care Planning; Appendix; 1 Keri Thomas, Ben Lobo, and Karen Detering: Useful websites and resources

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