Ethical diversity and practical uncertainty: a qualitative interview study of clinicians’ experiences in the implementation period prior to voluntary assisted dying becoming available in their hospital in victoria, australia

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During an Vol.: implementation period, a specific VAD regime is set and so clinicians are expressing views on a particular concrete VAD system rather than more abstract views on VAD in general. Rather, the authors aimed to investigate the experiences of the multidisciplinary clinical staff in a range of teams and departments within an organization implementing VAD, including their own ethical position on VAD and their views on the Victorian VAD system as an impending reality in their workplace. Particularly given the momentum around legalizing VAD in other Australian states and internationally, these participants . . .

 



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