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What is a potential concern for patients with MAiD?
Fearful of the dying process
What are some legal and ethical implications for RNs regarding MAiD?
RNs may be opposed to involvement
What criteria does a person have to meet to be eligible for MAiD?
Suffer from any curable disease
What is the criteria for a grievous and irremediable medical condition?
Natural death is not foreseeable
What is the role of the RN in MAiD?
Aiding in the provision of MAiD (end of life care)
What is the difference between end of life care and palliative care?
Palliative care can begin at any stage of an illness
What is the purpose of palliative care?
To improve the quality of life of a person experiencing a life-limiting illness
What is conscientious objection in the context of MAiD?
An arrangement made by a nurse to refrain from aiding in the provision of MAiD due to differing morals and religious beliefs
What does the role of the nurse during MAiD exclude?
Prescribing, compounding, dispensing, and administering any substances used
What is the criteria for witnessing and signing MAiD requests?
Must not be directly involved in providing care of the person requesting MAiD
Who can assess a person's eligibility for MAiD?
Nurse practitioner (NP)
What safeguards does the Criminal Code impose in the context of MAiD?
Must be made in writing
What is the nurse's role in aiding the provision of MAiD?
Provide education and support
What are the competencies required for RNs aiding in the provision of MAiD?
Discussing a client's request for MAiD and understanding legislative requirements
What is the purpose of end of life care specific to MAiD?
- To provide high quality client-centered care at end of life
Who can prescribe, compound, dispense, prepare and administer medications related to MAiD?
Nurse practitioner (NP)
Explore the potential concerns for patients considering Medical Aid in Dying (MAiD) and the legal and ethical implications for Registered Nurses (RNs). Learn about patient fears, access to palliative services, and the ethical considerations for nursing professionals.
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