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    when they choose to end their life. Humphry, D. (1991). Final exit: The practicalities of self-deliverance and assisted suicide for the dying. The Final Exit by Humphry is a unique type of book. A different kind of read, it is a “how to end your life book.” A bestseller and very popular book, which may be the related to the fact that there are only six states now that have medically assisted death laws. The point of including this book is to inform the public that there are do it yourself…

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    procedures have been created too such as assisted suicide, in which it was described in “Euthanasia And Physician-Assisted Suicide In Dementia: A Qualitative Study Of The Views Of Former Dementia Carers,” “a doctor intentionally kills a person by administration of drugs” or “a doctor helps a person to commit…

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    Physician-assisted suicide and voluntary euthanasia have become more acknowledged in the past few years. Many cases in Canada and around the world have brought people to conditionally accept assisted suicide. In his report on physician-assisted suicide, Buchman MD CCFP FCFP (2012) states that, “This past June the BC Supreme Court rendered a decision that Gloria Taylor, a women with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, has the constitutional right to assisted suicide” (p.1169). Buchman’s report centers…

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    Physician-Assisted Suicide Introduction Assisted suicide has been a debated topic for many decades now. Oregon was the first state in the union to allow for a physician to write a lethal prescription to end a terminally ill patients life (Volker, 2007). Since that time four other states have followed suite with similar or their own versions of legislation that allows for this type of act. Outside the United States, seven countries allow for some level of physician-assisted suicide. Most of…

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    In the article Why not Commercial Assistance for Suicide? On the Question of Argumentative Coherence of Endorsing Assisted Suicide, by Rowland Kipke, addresses his disapproval for physician assisted suicide (PAS) and support for commercially assisted suicide (CAS), one assisted by a psychiatrist. He states that a person who agrees with PAS must rethink their position on CAS due to physicians having a lack of mental health understanding while a psychiatrist job is to study mental health. While…

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    It is never easy to deal with the loss of a family member. Emotions are high and everyone is sad. Although it is difficult to focus while grieving, sometimes it is what you must do. If you suspect that the death of your family member was due to someone else's neglect, you may have a wrongful death situation on your hands. While you may feel angry, it is important that you stay calm and get help. Wrongful Death: What Is It? A wrongful death is when someone dies due to the neglect of another…

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    Research Questions: What are people’s attitudes towards physician-assisted suicide? Participants: I will survey the general population. I want to find out if average people know about Physician-assisted suicide, as well as their attitudes towards this treatment option. In asking the general population, more specifically college students, assuming they are all of voting age they can help inspire a change to the current regulation. Average people as participants are relevant since their survey…

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    Literature Review DEFINING PHYSICIAN-ASSISTED SUICIDE Before going too far into physician-assisted suicide some terms need to be operationally defined. To begin with, physician-assisted suicide is the hastening of an individual’s death upon request by the individuals themselves, by means of medication prescribed by a physician and administered by the individual. There are specific regulations and criteria that the individual must meet before their request can be deemed acceptable and medication…

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    Legalizing Pas

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    Brittany Donnelly English 1A Tim Sowles 18 May 2016 The Slip n’ Slide of PAS Physician-Assisted Suicide (PAS) is the act of intentionally providing an individual with the means to die. The act is executed by a doctor either by performing the act or by counselling an individual about drugs that can assist in making the process achievable. In most countries PAS is surrounded by a lot of controversies hence making it illegal. In America, PAS has contributed much in the history of medicine and most…

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    the Netherlands (Humphry, “Assisted Suicide Laws…”). More areas need to begin to allow it so that the patient may die in a dignified…

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