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What happens if a Read More Unpacking The End of Life Choice Act, 2019September 27, 2020 Comments Off on Unpacking The End of Life Choice Act, 2019 0 Read about the RISKS of the End of Life Choice Act 2019 before you Vote in the Referendum on Read More Whanganui doctor: The medical profession needs a No vote in End of Life Choice referendumSeptember 7, 2020 Comments Off on Whanganui doctor: The medical profession needs a No vote in End of Life Choice referendum 0 Click here to read the article.  “The End of Life Choice Referendum requires us to vote for or against the 2019 Act coming into force…Many statements, comments and perspectives have been presented and it can be confusing for us to weigh them and come to a yes/no conclusion. ” The main benefit of assisted dying has been described as “complement[ing] the limitations of palliative care when suffering can no longer be relieved.”Read More ⇐ Older posts Latest Positions and Papers Disappointment at Proposed NZ Abortion LegislationAugust 5, 2019 Comments Off on Disappointment at Proposed NZ Abortion Legislation The Proposed Abortion Legislation Dr Catherine Hallagan, spokesperson for the New Zealand Health Professionals Alliance is hugely disappointed at the proposed Abortion Legislation Bill Read More American College of Physicians Opposes Assisted SuicideNovember 30, 2017 Comments Off on American College of Physicians Opposes Assisted Suicide Excellent. The American College of Physicians, after studying the issue, has issued a policy statement against the legalization of assisted suicide. From the ACP Position Paper:Read More NZHPA: Submission to the Health Select Committee Investigation into Ending One’s Life in New ZealandNovember 23, 2017 Comments Off on NZHPA: Submission to the Health Select Committee Investigation into Ending One’s Life in New Zealand The New Zealand Health Select Committee conducted an inquiry into ‘Ending One’ s Life in New Zealand ‘ between June 2015 and February 2016. The Select Committee investigated 1) factors that contribute to the desire to end one’ s life, 2) the effectiveness of services and Read More ⇐ Older posts Search NZHPAPopular topicsabortionabortion lawassisted dyingassisted suicideCanadacompassionconscience rightsconscientious objectionDavid Seymourdeathdignitydoctordoctor-patient relationshipdoctorsdyingempathyend of lifeEnd of Life Choice Act 2019End of Life Choice Billethical practiceeuthanasiaeuthanasia and assisted suicidefreedom of consciencehealth professionalsHealth Select CommitteehospiceInvestigation into ending one's life in New Zealandlate-term abortionloveMAiDMedical Aid in DyingMedical Councilmedical professionalsNew Zealandnursespalliative carepatient carephysician assisted suicideprofessional integrityreferendumsufferingsupportThe New Zealand HeraldVictoriavulnerable NZHPA04 476 4170[email protected]www.nzhpa.org Recent news and papers Euthanasia: What happens if the drugs don’t work?April 27, 2021 Unpacking The End of Life Choice Act, 2019September 27, 2020 Whanganui doctor: The medical profession needs a No vote in End of Life Choice referendumSeptember 7, 2020 NZHPA user accessLog inEntries feedComments feedWordPress.org © 2013 NZ Health Professionals Alliance - Terms and conditions - Privacy policy Powered by UnitedThemes