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The semantics of CPR
The semantics of CPR
Advance care planning in the media
Advance care planning in the media
Tōfā Fetāla’i, a new Samoan language advance care planning resource
Tōfā Fetāla’i, a new Samoan language advance care planning resource
Helping people with learning disabilities navigate end-of-life care  
Helping people with learning disabilities navigate end-of-life care  
My plan for a good life, right to the end
My plan for a good life, right to the end
Finding dignity and peace – a homeless man’s experience with advance care planning
Finding dignity and peace – a homeless man’s experience with advance care planning
Should I tell them I’m not Māori?
Should I tell them I’m not Māori?
Myth busting advance care planning
Myth busting advance care planning
Tools to support end-of-life care for aged care residents living with dementia
Tools to support end-of-life care for aged care residents living with dementia
Illness is part of life’s journey, not a new identity
Illness is part of life’s journey, not a new identity
Tips for clinicians from the other side of the plan
Tips for clinicians from the other side of the plan
Normalising kōrero around death – an interview with the Casketeers 
Normalising kōrero around death – an interview with the Casketeers 
Sudden life changes don’t discriminate
Sudden life changes don’t discriminate
No ordinary goodbye
No ordinary goodbye
Tammy's story
Tammy's story
Heather's Story
Heather's Story
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‘Having an ACP makes everything much less stressful for those who may be asked to make decisions on behalf of their loved ones. It’s a gift to our family that we can share with them now.’

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Dr Heather Roberston