Ava Karusoo-Musumeci, Ling Yeoh, Caroline Edwards, Rebecca Walton, Melanie Crabtree, Michelle M. Hilgeman, Craig Sinclair
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Could life story work support relational autonomy in advance care planning? Stories from the EARLI project
Objectives
Advance care planning has evolved from a narrow focus on advance directives completion towards a greater emphasis on ongoing conversations and value clarification. This evolution aligns with a relational perspective on autonomy in a social context. However, limited research explores how relational autonomy might be operationalised in practice. Life story work is a novel approach that may serve to operationalise relational autonomy in advance care planning.
Methods
This paper presents three vignettes from the Enhanced Advance Care Planning and Life Review Longitudinal Intervention (EARLI) project, an arts-based intervention that uses life story work to support advance care planning among older adults living in the community.
Results
The vignettes illustrated how life story work facilitated discussions about values and preferences, enhanced relational autonomy and influenced participants' engagement with advance care planning across different stages.
Conclusions
Integrating life story work into advance care planning provides a practical approach to fostering relational autonomy. This method offers insight into the ways personal narratives can shape decision-making and communication within the advance care planning process.
期刊介绍：
Australasian Journal on Ageing is a peer reviewed journal, which publishes original work in any area of gerontology and geriatric medicine. It welcomes international submissions, particularly from authors in the Asia Pacific region.
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