Advance care planning training manual (June 2021)
18 Jun 2021, ACP information for clinicians
This manual provides an in-depth view of advance care planning and how it can be incorporated into health care.
What matters most to consumers and their whānau should be at the centre of care planning and delivery. These pages provide staff working in health care with the tools, training and support to develop the skills, confidence and systems to achieve this goal.
Evidence shows consumers and their whānau want open, honest communication from their health care team, but receive this to varying degrees. We can support consumers to make better treatment and care choices by including what is important to them, their values, preferences and goals into the decision-making process. Advance care planning is one way we can do that.
18 Jun 2021, ACP information for clinicians
This manual provides an in-depth view of advance care planning and how it can be incorporated into health care.
16 Dec 2020, ACP information for clinicians
Registration for Ō tātou hiranga | What matters to us has been re-opened at a substantially-reduced rate, with unlimited access until 30 January 2021.
15 Dec 2020, ACP information for clinicians
Collaboration is key when working in an environment with limited resources, says Dr Derek Sherwood, ophthalmologist and Choosing Wisely NZ advisory group member.
4 Sep 2020, ACP information for clinicians
This update from the advance care planning programme includes information on speakers for the Ō tātou hiranga what matters to us hui, whenua ki te whenua the new ACP guide for whānau, training for ACP and SICG and welcomes a new staff member.
29 Jan 2020, ACP information for clinicians
The programme for the Choosing Wisely forum, Choosing Wisely – Choosing Equity: a focus on equity, sustainability and shared decision-making – has been released.
29 Jan 2020, ACP information for clinicians
Advance Care Planning (ACP) Day, Friday 3 April 2020, will focus on explaining the benefits of ACP and work towards making it ‘business-as-usual’ for all health care professionals