What does ADRT stand for?

Advance Decisions to Refuse Treatment (UK)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

The guidance comes as the NHS is preparing to increase the uptake of such planning, and of advance decisions to refuse treatment made before patients lose the mental ability to take them.

Living wills 'should be offered as routine'; New guidelines for ...

Advance decisions to refuse treatment ("Living Wills") Living Wills enable people to set out the medical care they would like to receive if they become seriously ill or unable to make their own decisions.

The Mental Capacity Bill: its Impact on Living Wills and Powers of ...

The guidance comes as the NHS is preparing to increase the uptake of such planning, and of advance decisions to refuse treatment made before patients lose the mental ability to take them.

Living wills 'should be offered as routine'; New guidelines for ...