Why we exist
As countries including England and Wales are moving towards introducing advance decision making into legislation, there is a lack of robust, freely available and accessible co-produced educational materials to guide people through the why, what, how and overall creation of Advance Choice Documents.
Our research and engagement have shown widespread demand for freely available guidance on how to write Advance Choice Documents, so we came together to get these resources to those who most need it, namely those with mental health conditions, their carers and clinicians.
Meet the Team
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Abiy Babatunde
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Alex Kenny
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Alistair McWiggan
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Beth Hopkins
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Clare Dolman
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Farhana Mann
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José Paya-Cano
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Jonathan Simpson
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Kyle R. Dyer
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Lade Smith, CBE
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Preety Das
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Paul Craddock
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Rob Howard
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Rosie Duncan
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Sally Marlow
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Sameer Jauhur
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Tania Gergel
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Talen Wright
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Thomas Kabir
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Our Funders
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This work was supported by the King’s Wellcome Trust Institutional Translational Partnership Award.
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This website has been built with support from the ESRC Impact Acceleration Account at King’s College London
Our Partners
Other Contributors
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Alex Ruck Keene KC (Hon), Barrister, 39 Essex Chambers and Visiting Professor, King’s College London
Email: alex.ruckkeene@39essex.com
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Columbian correspondent
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Ruhr University Bochum, Institute for Medical Ethics and History of Medicine
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