Journal of Aid-in-Dying Medicine - Issue 3

The next issue of the Journal of Aid-in-Dying Medicine is here. The Journal an independent, peer-reviewed journal focused on the clinical aspects of aid-in-dying care in the United States.

Here are prior issues. The Journal is published boith as a dynamically updated web-based sytem and on its Cureus Channel. Below is the Table of Contents.

Letter from the Editor Lonny Shavelson, MD

When Technology Meets Its Limits: Integrating Medical Aid in Dying with Withdrawal of a Left Ventricular Assist Device Yvette Vieira, DMH, HEC-C, Paola Reveco, DO

Dose Increase in Medical Aid in Dying: An Outcomes Comparison of Higher and Usual-Dose Prescriptions Jessica Kaan, DO, Angelique Loscar, MBA, Lonny Shavelson, MD

Academy Editorial: High-dose DDMAPh Recommendations

Medical Aid in Dying & Healthcare Systems: Best Practices for Policy & Program Development Brieze Bell, MD; Thalia DeWolf, RN, CHPN

Autonomy in the Aid-in-Dying Context Lynette Cederquist, MD, Jean Abbott, MD

Death Haiku: Observations from the aid-in-dying deathbed Lynn Nauman, MD

Capacity Evaluations in the Aid-in-Dying Context (with a focus for New York mental health providers) Thomas Strouse, MD

A High-Risk Patient: Chronic Care Refusal and Severe Constipation Before Aid in Dying Karen R. Morin, RN

Photography: Green Ridge Fire Lookout, Deschutes National Forest, Oregon Angelique Loscar, MBA

Poem: 10 O’Clock in the Morning Keith Seckel, ADN, RN, Gero-BC

Photography: Kenya Sunset Susan Amina, MSN, NP