In this 2020 article I make the case for video advance
directives as a valuable, additional way for individuals to record their health care treatment preferences. Supplementing a traditional advance directive with a video advance directive increases the likelihood that surrogates and clinicians will understand and follow the patient’s recorded wishes in the way the patient intended.
In this 2022 presentation for the American Bar Association I update the SMU article and illustrate the value of supplementing a document advance directive with a video advance directive.
