… Canada decriminalized medical assistance in dying (MAID) in 2015, clinicians and organizations
have developed policies and protocols to implement assisted dying in clinical practice. …

… is limited to clinical practice documents and does not capture the actual practice of MAiD,
which has not yet been studied in sufficient detail to draw conclusions about current practices. …

… The research questions that were developed for this scoping review were informed by
clinical practice and Canadian gray literature on MAiD (ie, nonstudy articles from credible …

… Eligible sources included technical reports, institutional policies, practice surveys, clinical
practice guidelines and clinical studies. Opinion pieces/letters were excluded, as were reports …

… practices contribute to high-quality care. We aimed to describe patient and family perspectives
of quality of care for medical assistance … we developed clinical practice suggestions which …

… of Canada held that laws prohibiting medical assistance in dying (MAID) … medical condition
to make a voluntary request for assistance in dying. A grievous and irremediable medical …

… on patterns and themes to inform clinical practice. Consistent with ID, project members
were grounded in their respective disciplines with programs of research and practice in end-of-life …

… Medical assistance in dying (MAiD) is the medical provision of substances to end a patient’s
life at their voluntary request. While legal in several countries, the implementation of MAiD is …

… With the growing interest in Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD), understanding health care
… quality, consistency, and efficacy of current practices. This scoping review sought to map the …

… of 31 December 2015, it had become part of routine care in 834 practices. In summary,
medical assistant–based care management increases quality of life in multimorbid patients and …