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Providing medical assistance in dying
Practice perspectives
Jessica Shaw, Ellen Wiebe, Amelia Nuhn, Sheila Holmes, Michaela Kelly and Alanna Just
Canadian Family Physician September 2018, 64 (9) e394-e399;
Jessica Shaw
Assistant Professor in the Faculty of Social Work at the University of Calgary in Alberta.
PhD RSWEllen Wiebe
Clinical Professor in the Department of Family Practice at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver and a family physician who practises in women’s health and assisted death.
MD CCFP FCFPAmelia Nuhn
Family physician in Vancouver, BC.
MD MSc CCFPSheila Holmes
Internal medicine resident at the University of British Columbia.
MDMichaela Kelly
Master’s degree candidate at the University of London.
Alanna Just
Research assistant at a woman’s medical clinic in Vancouver and a Master of Philosophy in Medical Science (Psychiatry) candidate at the University of Cambridge.
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1 Sep 2018
Providing medical assistance in dying
Jessica Shaw, Ellen Wiebe, Amelia Nuhn, Sheila Holmes, Michaela Kelly, Alanna Just
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