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Advance Directives
Advance Directives are instructions to your healthcare providers to be used at some future time when you are unable to communicate your wishes for care. Specifically, Advance Directives express your beliefs and wishes on important issues related to "lifesaving" care.
The best time to create your Advance Directive is before you enter the hospital, and after a careful discussion with your family and/or friends who will be in charge of your decisions and care.
- Introduction to Advance Care Planning
- Making Medical Decisions For Someone Else
- New Hampshire Partnership for End of Life Care / Educational Information
- New Hampshire Partnership for End of Life Care / Information for Patients and Families
- Frequently Asked Questions: Advance Directives and Do Not Attempt Resuscitation
- DNR (Do Not Attempt Resuscitation) Jewelry for Portable DNR's
- Advance Care Planning Guide (English)
- Advance Care Planning Guide (Spanish)
- Advance Care Planning Guide (French)
- Advance Care Planning Guide (Russian)
- Advance Care Planning Guide (Bosnian)
- Advance Care Planning Guide (Arabic)
- Advance Care Planning Guide (Indonesian)
- Advance Care Planning Guide (Portuguese)
