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Use non-identifiable notes only. Do not enter names, dates of birth, diagnoses tied to a person, medical-record numbers, or identifiable narratives. This is not a medical record, recommendation, or billing tool.

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Conversation preparation

Write only what is known. Leave uncertainty visible.

PurposeWhat should this conversation clarify?

SettingParticipants

Person-stated prioritiesInclude only what the person explicitly expressed.Unanswered questionsPreserve what is unknown rather than filling the gap.

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Selecting a context adds questions—not answers or assumptions.

Communication preferencesAsk how information and decisions should be approached.Family and decision rolesClarify who should participate without assuming authority.Faith, ritual, or conscienceInvite person-specific guidance; never infer it from identity.Secular, humanist, or existential meaningExplore meaning and identity without presuming religion.Language accessAsk what communication support is needed.Uncertainty or disagreementName what is unresolved and what can wait.

Decisions made, deferred, or not discussedNext step and owner

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Values in Care is in early development.

An independent project helping families and care teams navigate end-of-life decisions with clarity and compassion. We welcome faith leaders from specific traditions, interfaith and secular/humanist leaders, clinicians, chaplains, palliative and hospice teams, and funders to review and strengthen this work. If this resonates, reach out.