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Bioethicist Alarmed New MAID Guidance Could Encourage People to Die to Give Organs to Loved Ones

Bioethicist Alarmed New MAID Guidance Could Encourage People to Die to Give Organs to Loved Ones
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Organ donation regulations receive update

The guidelines on how to handle organ donation after medically-assisted death have been officially updated for the first time since a reasonably foreseeable natural death was removed from the eligibility criteria.

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Euthanasia patients have asked to gift their organs to loved ones

Euthanasia patients have asked to gift their organs to loved ones
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How do we define death? Canada now has clear clinical guidelines | McGill University Health Centre

Brain-based definition of death becomes the central concept of the new Canadian guidelines PRESS RELEASE

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Manitoba nurses pen letter citing concerns over staff-patient ratios

WINNIPEG A group of critical care nurses from the Health Sciences Centre Medical Intensive Care Unit (MICU) have penned a letter to the Manitoba government expressing their concerns regarding a new model of care that’s diluting nurse-patient ratios. According to the letter, which is addressed to Premier Brian Pallister and Health Minister Cameron Friesen, the usual model of care in the MICU is based on the Australian College of Critical Care Nurses’ (ACCCN) workforce standards for intensive care nursing. The nurses note this model of care is endorsed by the Canadian Association of Critical Care Nurses, is based on an evidence-based review, and was developed in collaboration with nurses.

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