Evaluating an Advanced Directive Intervention Research Paper

For example, Wissow and colleagues (2004) collected gender, age, ethnicity, and levels of clinic/ED use. This information may provide valuable insight into who is most likely to create an advanced directive in response to the intervention. The time frame for the study was not mentioned or how long after the intervention the survey instrument would be presented to intervention participants. This could be relevant because some individuals exposed to the intervention may decide to create an advanced directive right away, while others may wait weeks or months before finally making the decision to put into writing their care preferences.References

Hunter-Johnson, L. (2014). Evaluating advanced directive promotion. University of South Alabama.

Wissow, L.S., Belote, a., Kramer, W., Compton-Phillips, a., Kritzler, R., & Weiner, J.P. (2004). Promoting advance directives among elderly primary care patients. Journal of General Internal Medicine,….....