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Discover LudwigThe phrase "advances directives" is not correct; it should be "advance directives." You can use it in the context of legal documents that outline a person's preferences for medical treatment in case they become unable to communicate their wishes.
Example: "It is important to have advance directives in place to ensure that your healthcare preferences are respected."
Alternatives: "living wills" or "healthcare proxies."
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They'd drafted advance directives.
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We honor these oral advance directives.
Getting people to draft advance directives is a formidable undertaking.
Both places want to increase the number of advance directives.
Most Americans don't have advance directives at all.
Ethical issues, advance directives, and surrogate decision-making.
But patients don't need to "draft" their own advance directives.
Those who argue against advance directives might say my mother and I got it wrong.
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