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Specialty differences in medical aid in dying experiences : results of a survey of physicians in Colorado

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KESSLER, Elizabeth R. | RESSALAM, Julie | DECAMP, Matthew | LUM, Hillary D. | KINI, Vinay | CAMPBELL, Eric G.

In Colorado, medical aid in dying (MAiD) is legal, allowing a terminally ill person to request a prescription and self-administer a medication to end their life. Such requests are granted under certain circumstances, including a malignant neoplasm diagnosis, with a goal of peaceful death. This study examined differences in attitudes and actual participation in MAiD between oncologists and non-oncologists, using data from a recent survey of physicians regarding MAiD.

http://dx.doi.org/10.1093/oncolo/oyad131

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