A Nurse's Perspective on the Victorian Euthanasia Bill

Chisholm Health Ethics Bulletin 14 (1):4 (2008)
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Grainger, Joanne This article explores the proposed Victorian Medical Treatment (Physician Assisted Dying) Bill from a nursing perspective. Public trust of the nursing profession will be lessened with the introduction of any law that permits euthanasia or assisted suicide. In Australian society, care of the dying is a compelling social duty and responsibility. In health and social terms, this is known as palliative care, whereby the provision of physical, psychological, spiritual and emotional support to terminally ill people and their families ensures that suffering at life's end is lessened and minimised

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