Background: Physician-assisted dying at the end of life has become a significant issue of
public discussion. While legally available in a number of countries and jurisdictions, it …

Objectives: Physician-assisted dying (PAD) is legal in several countries in Europe and some
states of the United States. Despite regular societal debate in New Zealand about assisted …

Objective To identify the attitudes of Australian and New Zealand geriatricians to legalisation
of voluntary assisted dying. Methods An anonymous, voluntary, online survey of Australian …

Background: Debate about appropriate and ethically acceptable end-of-life choices is
ongoing, which includes discussion about the legalization of voluntary assisted dying. Given …

Background: Assisted dying is legal in four European countries and three American states.
Elsewhere, particularly in more affluent or mainly Protestant countries, it remains …

Background Assisted dying has wide support among the general population but there is
evidence that those providing care for the dying may be less supportive. Senior doctors …

Background Legalisation of physician‐assisted dying (PAD) remains a highly contested
issue. In the Australasian context, the opinion and perspective of palliative care specialists …

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This study reports UK doctors' opinions about legalisation of medically assisted dying
(euthanasia and physician-assisted suicide), comparing this with the UK general public. A …

Presently, the states of Oregon, Washington and Montana in the USA allow for physician-
assisted suicide. Over the past 2 decades a number of studies have examined the attitudes …