Advice Download a free template of an advance decision form Use this template, created by Alzheimer's Society, to write an advance decision to refuse treatment.
Information Advance decisions and advance statements - other resources Here's a list of organisations and resources for advance decisions and advance statements that you may find useful.
Advice Advance statements and dementia If you have dementia, you may wish to make an advance statement to express your wishes, feelings and values. Find out why you might make one and how they are different to advance decisions.
Advice Advance decisions and Lasting power of attorney As well as making an advance decision, you might have made or be thinking about making a Lasting power of attorney (LPA) for health and welfare.
Advice Reviewing and changing your advance decision If you change your mind about your advance decision, you can review and make changes to this document.
Advice Making sure people know about your advance decision Let people know that you have an advance decision and where to find the document. You should make copies of it for people close to you.
Advice How to make an advance decision Read our advice on how to make an advance decision if you have dementia, who you should talk to about it, and what to include when writing it.
Advice Advance decisions and dementia Advance decisions can be used to refuse treatment when you no longer have capacity. Find out if they are legally binding, why you might make one, what treatments you can refuse, and what an advance decision cannot do.
Advice Dementia, advance decisions and advance statements When you have dementia, planning ahead may include writing an advance decision or advance statement. You can use these to make decisions about care and treatment in the future.
Advice Things to consider after a person with dementia leaves hospital There are different places a person with dementia may be discharged to after a stay in hospital. This will depend on their needs. There are also various options available if the person needs care and support after leaving hospital.
Advice Decision-making for a person with dementia in hospital with coronavirus Some people with dementia who have coronavirus will go into hospital for treatment. When this happens, decisions about their care will need to be made – sometimes quite quickly and over the phone. Our advice includes topics that you might find upsetting, but we hope it will help you prepare for these discussions.
Advice Types of deputyship There are different types of deputyship. This page will tell you about the differences between them.
