Significats de voluntary assisted dying en anglès

I do not consider voluntary assisted dying to be medical treatment.

The NSW voluntary assisted dying bill will be debated before parliament in mid-September.

Hennessy, who supports voluntary assisted dying laws, said she hoped for a respectful debate.

Only 10% of respondents in that age group disagreed with voluntary assisted dying.

My mother was a vocal supporter of voluntary euthanasia, now politely referred to as voluntary assisted dying.

Ms Higson wants greater funding and access to palliative care but also a legal voluntary assisted dying framework.

Six American states, Canada and European countries such as Belgium and the Netherlands have some form of voluntary assisted dying.

There will be a statutory body, the voluntary assisted dying review board, to oversee the framework and review every case.

She said a voluntary assisted dying review board would be set up and would provide information to doctors regarding patient's residency.

Even among those who said they were practising Catholics, the poll found 60% support for voluntary assisted dying laws.

But when the voluntary assisted dying bill passed the upper house, Perron, now 75, was at home in Buderim in Queensland.

The Liberal MP Ryan Smith has proposed replacing every mention of " voluntary assisted dying substance" with the word "poison".

New South Wales is also considering a bill to legalise voluntary assisted dying, but Victoria has had a lengthy, even laborious process.

The Queensland law reform commission is drafting voluntary assisted dying laws that will be presented to the next government, after the October election.

An amendment proposed by Clark would have seen lethal medication removed from any patient whose application to access voluntary assisted dying was challenged in Vcat.

A new statutory Voluntary Assisted Dying Review Board will be set up to oversee compliance and report to parliament.