Canadian Medical Assistance in Dying: Provider Concentration, Policy Capture, and Need for Reform

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The Palliative Care Crisis: Inadequate Access, Care and Outcomes in the Face of Rising Demand

Planning for the End: A review of the quality of care provided to adult patients towards the end of life

Significant Funding Announced for Hospice Services

Biggest investment into hospices in a generation – GOV.UK £100 million boost for adult and children’s hospices and £26 million … Read More

The assisted dying debate has shone a light on the state of palliative and social care

The Assisted Dying Debate And The State Of Palliative And Social Care | The King’s Fund  

Learning from the last debate – Professor John Keown

Learning from the last debate Will the latest arguments in favour of the Leadbeater Bill be as flawed as those … Read More

Philip Murray: Looking down the slippery slope: Can assisted suicide be restricted to the terminally ill?

Assisted Dying: Important Issues and Considerations

This is an article published by the British Islamic Medical Association’s report called: Euthanasia and Assisted Dying: An Islamic Perspective. … Read More

Canada’s Whirlwind Romance with Assisted Dying: What’s the Situation?

Assisted dying is again becoming a hot topic in the UK. In the media, one country is mentioned repeatedly by … Read More

Assisted dying: too many “complicating factors” to be safely implemented, says British public in new poll

A new poll, commissioned by Living and Dying Well, has found the British public believe there are too many ‘complicating … Read More