IAHPC research & our fundamental values Research is one of the four pillars of our 2020-2024 Strategic Plan, along with … Read More
Association of Palliative Medicine urge Peers to reject Assisted Dying Bill
In a letter to Peers on behalf of the Association of Palliative Medicine, Dr Amy Proffitt (President), Dr Rosie Bronnert … Read More
Can doctors really be neutral on assisted dying?
The BMA’s decision to adopt a position of neutrality on the vexed question of ‘assisted dying’ was taken following a … Read More
BMA moves to neutrality on assisted dying by narrow margin
Today the British Medical Association voted to abandon its traditional opposition to assisted dying – a euphemism for assisted suicide … Read More
Briefing for Doctors: Assisted Dying and Medical Practice
Assisted Dying legislation has enormous impacts for medical practice. A great responsibility rests on the shoulders of those attending the … Read More
Assisting Suicide – Is this really a role for Doctors?
Next summer at its annual conference the British Medical Association will consider whether it should maintain its opposition to what … Read More
Caring for your dying relative at home with Covid-19.
A practical guide for caring for your dying loved ones. Ilora Finlay, supporter and board member at Living and Dying … Read More
Royal College of Physicians clarifies it does not support ‘assisted dying’.
The RCP has made clear in a statement that it does not support a change in the law The Royal … Read More
Facing Facts: Why Assisted Suicide is Not a Job for Doctors.
A critical examination of how people really die in the UK . In September this year, the campaign group Dignity … Read More
Result of the RCP consultation on assisted suicide cannot be taken seriously, say peers.
The Royal College pf Physicians has adopted a position of neutrality on physician assisted suicide. The Royal College of Physicians … Read More