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Experts from across the state answer common questions about advance care planning in the video series Own Your Health And Plan For Care In Advance.

In “Types of Documents”, Dr. Arif Kamal, MD (Medical Oncologist, Duke Health, and Associate Professor, Duke University), answers the following questions:
What kind of documents are included in an advance care plan?
Living Will? Advance Directive? It sounds like there are a lot of names. Why are there so many different ones?
So, a Health Care Power of Attorney helps those I trust to legally make some decisions on my behalf? How is that different from a regular Power of Attorney document?
I had a cousin with a serious heart condition and they had something more intense than an Advance Directive. Is that common?
This seems like a lot of documents? Do I need a lawyer for all of these?

Watch the full video series and learn more about Advance Care Planning
at https://NCSICoalition.org/ownandplan

These videos are provided through funding by The Duke Endowment, as well as support from the License to Give Trust Fund of North Carolina.
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We are grateful for our incredible experts appearing in this series. Thank you to all our North Carolinian voices from across the state who shared their questions.

Production support by A Great Idea in collaboration with Campsight Strategies.
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These videos are not legal or medical advice. Everything provided is for informational purposes and not for the purpose of providing legal or healthcare advice. You should always contact your health provider or attorney to obtain advice with respect to any healthcare or advance planning decision. Nothing here should be construed to form an attorney client or healthcare patient relationship.