… may provide medical assistance in dying (MAID) to eligible patients. Eligible patients must
(1… We aimed to recruit 6 to 10 patients, 6 to 10 family members of patients, and 10 to 15 HCPs (…

… to describe patient and family perspectives of quality of care for medical assistance in dying.
… We interviewed 21 english-speaking patients found eligible for medical assistance in dying …

… Patient-and family-centered care (… patients and their families as the primary focus of care
3 and for addressing care disparities. The purpose of this project was to explore patient, family, …

… A family member (or another key contact) of patients who underwent MAID at our hospital
between July 2016 and June 2017 were invited to participate. Family … for patients and family …

… In Canada, where medically assisted death became legal in 2016, medical assistance in …
a lethal substance that the eligible patient administers themselves. In other jurisdictions, these …

… study to describe the perspectives of patients, families, and HCPs regarding quality of care in
… The first phase of this study consisted of interviews with MAID patients, families, and HCPs, …

… On February 6, 2016, in the precedent-setting Carter v Canada, 1 the Supreme Court of
Canada held that laws prohibiting medical assistance in dying (MAID) violated the right to liberty …

… medical literature describing the medications, settings, participants and outcomes of medical
assistance in … The role of families involved providing support to the patient (17/163) and …

… communication among medical practitioners, patients, and families. However, there are a
number of key differences in implementation of MAID programs across Canada. …

… medical assistance … Medical assistance in dying was subsequently decriminalized with the
passing of Bill C-14 by parliament on June 17, 2016. Health care institutions and the medical …