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Medically assisted dying : Canada tables legislation to broaden accessibility criteria

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DYER, Owen

Canada’s government has tabled new legislation that would remove some of the restrictions placed on medical aid in dying, most notably the requirement that applicants suffer from a terminal condition which makes their death “reasonably foreseeable.” The new bill will also permit eligible patients to ask for a medically assisted death in advance directives—and to have that wish respected even if they are no longer mentally able to give informed consent at time of death. [Début de l'article]

http://dx.doi.org/10.1136/bmj.m827

Voir la revue «BMJ (Clinical research ed.), 368»

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