2007British Journal of Neuroscience NursingRequires access

A case for change: Providing options for choice and dignity

Ashley Riley

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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.

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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.

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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

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