A case for change: Providing options for choice and dignity
Ashley Riley
Abstract
Ashley Riley
Abstract
Dignity in Dying campaigns for greater patient choice at the end of life. We believe that everyone should have what they consider to be a dignified death. Campaigning for terminally ill patients to have the option of a safe, legal, medically-assisted death is just one part of our work–we campaign on a range of issues to give patients greater choice and dignity at the end of life.
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Dignity in Dying campaigns for greater patient choice at the end of life. We believe that everyone should have what they consider to be a dignified death. Campaigning for terminally ill patients to have the option of a safe, legal, medically-assisted death is just one part of our work–we campaign on a range of issues to give patients greater choice and dignity at the end of life.
Key concepts: Dignity, Terminally ill, Death with dignity, Medicine, Work (physics), Nursing, Law, Political science