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The Role of Medical Ethics in Voluntary Assisted Dying: A Regulatory Space Analysis

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By Ben White, Casey M Haining, Madeleine Archer
| Wiley Online Library Verified
Conflicts of Interest Ben P. White was engaged by the Victorian, Western Australian, and Queensland governments to provide the legislatively required training for doctors (and nurses and nurse practitioners where relevant) involved in voluntary assisted dying. Casey M. Haining was employed as a legal writer on the Queensland training project. Madeleine Archer was employed as a senior research assistant on the Queensland and Western Australian training projects. Ben P.
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Monitoring medical assistance in dying (MAiD) in Canada: Perspectives of physicians, nurse practitioners, and organizational regulatory actors

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By Eliana Close, Jocelyn Downie, Ben White
| Taylor & Francis Online
Abstract Canada’s federal monitoring system for medical assistance in dying (MAiD) commenced in 2018 and was expanded in 2023 to enhance data collection. This article sought to understand the role of monitoring in the regulation of MAiD in Canada.
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Illness, Not Misconduct: Keep Health Category in GMC Probes

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By Ben White
| Medscape Verified
For at least a decade, the UK medical profession has been awaiting fundamental reform of the General Medical Council (GMC) to make it more efficient, reduce the number of investigations into less serious allegations, and conclude often extremely stressful investigations more swiftly. Reform of the Medical Act finally appears to be on the horizon. Perhaps it is only natural that when the various proposals are being debated, the spotlight falls on the big-ticket reforms.
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