The preeminent professional conference for MAID assessors and providers, CAMAP, meets next week. In addition to clinical issues are a range of tough policy issues.
Misinformation - Timothy Caulfield
The Truth Behind the Headlines: Media’s Influence in Shaping Perceptions of Medical Assistance in Dying - Catherine Andrews, Elizabeth Leonardis
Palliative Care & MAiD: Finding Common Ground - James Downar, Sandy Buchman, Hayden Rubensohn, Kevin Wade, Brittany Rance
Unpacking Vulnerability: A Legal Perspective on Tough Questions - Amanda Cramm
Insights from emerging providers, rural practitioners and care coordinators - Sheena Nelson, Olivia Lee, Danielle Pichie, Tammy Dyson, Sarah Broder
Feedback from MAiD support groups: What Can We Do Better? - Farimah Shemirani, Signy Novak
Building Bridges with Spiritual Partners - Marilyn Chan, Arun Chatterjee, Will Sparks
Advance Requests in Quebec - Mathieu Moreau
Best Practices in Action: Waivers of Final Consent - Stefanie Green
Seeing Through the Clouds: A Guide to Dementia and Medical Assistance in Dying - Tanja Daws and Janet Kow
Beyond Eligibility: ACE, Attachment and Alliance - Alex McPherson and Damian Rzeznikiewiz
Leaving no stone unturned: Assessing patients with chronic pain for MAiD - Brenda Lau, Ed Weiss
Oversight and Quality Assurance: An Important Intersection - John McCarthy, Sara Bergen, Dirk Huyer, Lucie Poitras, Sarah Broder
Snapchat on Canadian MAiD Research - Barb Pesut
MAiD Data in Canada: What do the numbers tell us? - James Downar
Difficult Cases and Scenarios: A raucous discussion with audience participation - Jonathan Reggler and Gord Gubit
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