When suicide attempts turn into assisted suicides: Alexander Raikin for Inside Policy
By Alexander Raikin, April 20, 2023 Paramedics rushed “Mr. S” to the Emergency Department of Mount Sinai Hospital. It was ...
Tag: medical assistance in dying
More than we imagined? Unresolved tensions and the current state of physician-assisted suicide and euthanasia in Canada: Shawn Whatley
By Shawn Whatley April 20, 2023 PDF of commentary “It is as though the Canadian Constitution, through the Supreme Court, ...
Webinar Panel Video: MAiD – How far dare we go on medical assistance in dying?
An emotional and divisive debate is playing out before the Canadian Senate as Senators consider amendments to bill C-7, potentially ...
Canadians are being left in the dark on medically assisted dying: Harvey Schipper and Robyn Boucher in the Hill Times
There are times of crisis where we need to move on best guesses, incomplete and shifting data. The current pandemic ...
Rush to expand MAiD turns policy-making on its head: Harvey Schipper and Harry Swain in the Vancouver Sun
There is something troubling, even dangerous, about the way MAiD is evolving in Canada, and that is the absence of ...
We’re moving too fast with too little evidence on Medical Assistance in Dying: MLI commentary by Harvey Schipper
OTTAWA, ON (February 14, 2020): With the federal government set to introduce legislation to expand Medical Assistance in Dying (often ...
Let’s not rush to expand eligibility for medical assistance in dying: Hannah Ahrendt for Inside Policy
Medical assistance in dying should not be allowed for minors or in cases where mental disorder is the sole underlying ...
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