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Advance Care Planning: Making Your Personal and Medical Wishes Known

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English
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The INSPIRED COPD Outreach Program™

Advance care planning, or personal care planning, is the process of making your personal and medical wishes known. This pamphlet gives information about advance care planning, how to navigate personal directives (PDs), and delegates. 

This pamphlet is also available in French: FF85-2180
Planification préalable des soins : Faire connaître vos souhaits personnels et médicaux

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