Found: Armed Forces; Anti -Semitism; Abolition of the Death Penalty; Bangladesh; Bahai; Beer Group; Bullying; Choice

Found: Karin Smyth MP and Rt Hon Kit Malthouse MP, co-chairs of the All-Party Parliamentary Group Choice at

Found: uid=63463231758e3 26 Vermont Patient Choice at the End of Life Data Report (2020).

Found: They campaign for a new and humane law that enables safeguarded choice at the end of life.

Found: Please do not make people suffer, give them a choice at the end of life.

Found: the Health and Social Care Committee inquiry because I believe strongly that the law around medical choice

Found: you say, a vast majority of the general public are in favour of a change in the law to provide choice

Found: Inconsistent practice means that choice at the end of life is a possibility for some dying people

Found: efforts from disease- directed care to palliative care to ensure symptom relief and to meet patient choice

Found: Giving our terminally ill citizens choice at the end of life and offering protection for potentially

Found: Restrictions on patient choice at the end of life revolve around adequate services to support people

Found: Dying people are victims of inequity The current law does not offer dying people meaningful choice

Found: ADY0303 - Assisted dying/assisted suicide Conservatives for Choice at the End of Life Written Evidence

Found: The transparency of meaningful choice at the end of life would enable honest conversations about prognoses

Found: I believe that allowing safeguarded patient choice at the end of life is both compassionate and in

Found: people of all faiths and positions within those faiths can and do support giving dying people choice

Found: doctor-patient relationship, with no room for genuine shared decision making.2 The status quo on choice

Found: ADY0487 - Assisted dying/assisted suicide The All-Party Parliamentary Group on Choice at the End of Life

Found: Professionals for Assisted Dying is a group of healthcare professionals who support greater patient choice

Found: Committee on Medical Ethics, which delivered its report in 1994, and which looked at the question of choice

Found: does operate safely and responsibly to permit those who meet its strict criteria to have a choice

Found: reference oPalliative care and assisted dying can and must work together to offer dying people meaningful choice

Found: Australia and New Zealand have legalised some form of ‘assisted dying’— thereby offering greater choice

Found: respective national philosophies and political cultures, but demonstrate once again that laws on choice

Found: from jurisdictions that are, in some cases, decades ahead of us when it comes to compassionate choice

Found: We would be very supportive of further research being done into people’s experiences of choice at

Found: Conclusion Introduction Go Gentle Australia is a national charity established in 2016 to promote choice

Found: 2016, the following recommendations were made around palliative care (Australia: A blueprint for choice

Found: human life, only God has the right to end it – is a key driver of opposition to greater patient choice

Found: Research has shown that the lack of choice at the end of life disproport ionately and detrimentally affects