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Physicians' moral distinctions between medical assistance in dying and withdrawing life-sustaining treatment in Canada: An interpretive phenomenological analysis.

2024-01-15

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Background Medical assistance in dying was legalized in Canada following the <italic>Carter v. Canada</italic> ruling of 2015. In spite of legalization, the ethics of medical assistance in dying remain contentious, with a paucity of research regarding physicians’ moral perspectives on the matter. By asking physicians if they perceive the major bioethical accounts as clinically useful,...

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Literature Corpus work: 16d7ce83-069a-58f0-b7f4-062ba5f33a29
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-3854025/v1

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