From Prohibition to Permission: The Winding Road of Medical Assistance in Dying in Canada.

IF 1.3 4区哲学 Q3 ETHICS

Hec Forum Pub Date : 2022-12-01 DOI:10.1007/s10730-022-09488-6

Jocelyn Downie

引用次数: 5

Abstract

In this paper, I offer a personal and professional narrative of how Canada went from prohibition to permission for medical assistance in dying (MAiD). I describe the legal developments to date and flag what might be coming in the near future. I also offer some personal observations and reflections on the role and impact of bioethics and bioethicists, on what it was like to be a participant in Canada's law reform process, and on lessons that readers in other jurisdictions might take from Canada's experience.

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从禁止到允许:加拿大死亡医疗援助的曲折之路。

在本文中，我提供了加拿大如何从禁止到允许死亡医疗援助的个人和专业叙述(MAiD)。我描述了迄今为止的法律发展，并指出了在不久的将来可能会发生的事情。我还提供了一些关于生物伦理学和生物伦理学家的作用和影响的个人观察和思考，关于参与加拿大法律改革过程的感受，以及其他司法管辖区的读者可以从加拿大的经验中吸取的教训。

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Hec Forum ETHICS-

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3.70

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13.30%

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