Increasing Advance Care Planning Conversations Among Korean Americans Through a Faith Community Nurse Intervention.

ABSTRACT Minority populations have lower rates of advance care planning (ACP) than the general population. Faith community nurses (FCNs) can facilitate ACP training to improve end-of-life care outcomes for patients and caregivers. A nurse-led ACP training delivered to a primarily Korean American faith community increased the number of families who discussed end-of-life care values and wishes. Considerations for ACP outreach to Korean Americans and implications for FCNs are discussed.