Effectiveness of Engaging in Advance Care Planning Talks (ENACT) Group Visits in Primary Care for Older Adults With and Without Alzheimer's Disease

Other illness

• Inability to participate in group visits due to hearing impairment as determined by clinic and/or study staff
• Inability to participate in group visits due to hearing impairment as determined by clinic and/or study staff
  • Clinic Stakeholders

Other

• Inability to demonstrate informed consent
• Does not have ready access to a telephone
• Inability to travel to clinic
• Moving out of area in 6 months
• A household member (same address) is already enrolled
  • Caregivers
• Does not have ready access to a telephone
• Inability to travel to clinic
• Moving out of area in 6 months
• \- Inability to provide informed consent

• 70 or older
• At least one clinic visit in past year
• No advanced care planning (ACP) document in electronic health record based on a clinic-level, population-based report
• Preferred language English for UCHealth clinics or preferred language English or Spanish for Denver Health clinic
• Age 18 and older
• Preferred language English for UCHealth clinics or preferred language English or Spanish for Denver Health clinic
• Patient with potential cognitive impairment consented to participate in study
• Work as a multidisciplinary team member at a participating primary care clinic in the study
• English speaking as a preferred language
• Invited to participate in interviews or focus groups after the ENACT Group Visits intervention

Criteria the registry did not label

• Patient Participants: