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Medical Journal of Australia, 2023 To investigate barriers to and facilitators of access to voluntary assisted dying in Victoria under the Voluntary Assisted Dying Act 2017 (Vic).
B. White +3 more
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Breaching the stalemate on assisted dying: it’s time to move beyond a medicalised approach
British medical journal, 2023 Despite growing legal and medical support for assisted dying, many healthcare professionals do not want to be directly involved. Could a de-medicalised approach help to overcome this?
Nancy C. Preston, S. Payne, S. Ost
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Medical Journal of Australia, 2023 Feasibility of organ donation following voluntary assisted dying in Australia: lessons from international practice All Australian states have passed voluntary assisted dying (VAD) legislation.
J. Bollen +3 more
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Frontiers in Psychiatry, 2022 The principle of equivalence of care states that prisoners must have access to the same standard of health care as the general population. If, as recent court decisions suggest, assisted dying is not limited to people with a terminal physical illness or ...
Irina Franke +7 more
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What next for voluntary assisted dying in Australia?
Australian Health Review, 2023 As all Australian states now have voluntary assisted dying legislation, and with territories likely to follow, the focus shifts to how these systems are operating in practice and can be improved.
B. White, L. Willmott
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Rare-earth defects and defect-related luminescence in ZnS [PDF]
J. Appl. Phys. 131, 015705 (2022), 2021 Structure and energetics of rare-earth (RE) defects and luminescence of RE and related defects in zincblende zinc sulfide (ZnS) are investigated using hybrid density-functional defect calculations. We find that europium (Eu) is stable predominantly as the divalent Eu$^{2+}$ ion in bulk ZnS.
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An international expansion in voluntary euthanasia/assisted dying: The implications for nursing.
International Nursing Review, 2022 AIM To provide an update on the international position of assisted dying legislation and its implications for nursing policy. BACKGROUND Assisted dying legislation has been introduced in health systems in Europe, North America and Australasia ...
S. Richardson
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Suffering is not enough: Assisted dying for people with mental illness
Bioethics, 2022 Persons with mental disorders who are resistant to evidence‐based treatment can be referred to as patients with severe and persistent mental illness (SPMI). Some patients with SPMI develop a strong wish for assisted dying.
M. Trachsel, R. Jox
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Journal of Advanced Nursing, 2022 Aim Describe the reported lived experiences of nurses who have participated at any stage of voluntary assisted dying (VAD), from the initial request to the end of life. Design A qualitative meta‐synthesis.
Margaret H. Sandham +3 more
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Why is it so difficult to realize Dy$^{4+}$ in as-synthesized BaZrO$_3$? [PDF]
J. Am. Ceram. Soc. 105, 4242 (2022), 2021 Rare-earth doped barium zirconate (BaZrO$_3$) ceramics are of interest as proton-conducting and luminescent materials. Here, we report a study of dysprosium (Dy) and other relevant point defects in BaZrO$_3$ using hybrid density-functional defect calculations.
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