… psychiatrists issues relating to our participation in assisted dying, defined as actively ending
a person’s life (euthanasia) or providing people the means to end their life (assisted suicide)…

… euthanasia and/or assisted suicide (often physician-assisted). … no specific advice on assisted
dying. The Royal College of … capacity/decisional competence at the time of application. A …

… to those with psychiatric conditions who wish to end their lives. I will call this “euthanasia for
… about many “taboo” topics and to support one another in our times of greatest distress. Our …

… In Canada, the 2016 medical assistance in dying law, limited … , 45 con) which were mentioned
407 times (232 pro, 175 con … not helpful in psychiatric disorders, ie we do not treat mental …

… prohibiting euthanasia and PAS, and with an interest in the psychiatric … In 1996, for the first
time in history, a democratically elected … In the UK assisting suicide remains illegal, however …

… Full evaluation of patient requests for assistance in dying … to the psychiatric consultant their
frustrations with RT They do not feel … of his desire for euthanasia at a time when his symptoms …

… the impermissibility of active assistance in dying. Given the long … I review the vexed question
of “psychiatric euthanasia”, ie the … Since that time, of course, we have seen enactments that …

… , while at the same time, the number of psychiatric patients requesting EAS has significantly
… patient well and truly without any prospect of improvement, and how can we know that no …

… 1.3 times fewer physical health problems and three times less … subgroups (euthanasia,
physician-assisted suicide, change … Unfortunately, we do not know the real reasons why patients …

… of all physicians have at some time received an … euthanasia and physicianassisted suicide
(EAS) for elderly people who wish to die but do not suffer from a severe physical or psychiatric …