Almost 50 per cent of people will not be able to make their own end-of-life medical decisions and less than 15 per cent of Australians have documented their preferences.
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Shining the spotlight on discussions about death and end of life care has become a focus for many health professionals.
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Marathon Health's Partners in Planning initiative aims to equip people with the tools to start conversations today, so when it comes to the end of life your family is armed with guidance and knowledge regarding your end of life wishes.
Project lead Dr Andrew Lee said "we know it can be a tough conversation to have but it's a vital one."
The Partners in Planning team will visit Goulburn and Yass from August 26 to 30 and Crookwell from August 12 to 16.
For more information, contact the engagement officer on 0408 916 756 or visit Advance Care Planning community information and workshop.
