Titlebook: Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID) in Canada; Key Multidisciplinar Jaro Kotalik,David W. Shannon Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) an

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The “Reasonably Foreseeable Natural Death” Requirement in Bill C-7, and Expressivist Harm” requirement. This requirement was enacted by Bill C-14, which legalized MAID in June 2016, and later repealed by Bill C-7, which expanded eligibility for MAID in March 2021. The chapter explains the reasonings behind the original adoption and the later elimination of this criterion, and some of th

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Monitoring of MAID: Deficits of Transparency and Accountabilityven at present?is missing some essential elements that would be important for effective oversight and public accountability. Health Canada is using some of the data obtained from practitioners and pharmacists to produce Annual Reports on MAID, but these reports aim at providing only a “societal pers

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Federal Annual Reports on MAID: Informative but Incomplete Picturen public,?on this large national program that over five?years has?provided death to over 30,000 Canadians. The source of the information is self-reporting by physicians and nurse practitioners who offer to act as MAID assessors and providers, as well as self-reporting by cooperating pharmacists. Foc

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Palliative Care and Medical Assistance in Dyingda, access to palliative care and other supports for living, including home and disability services, has not. There has been expansion in MAiD services but no similar investment in palliative care necessary to improve its access, and in some areas, MAiD expansion has come at the cost of reduced acce