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When the Person and the Instructions Meet Again

Ottawa's proposed advance MAID requests would ask clinicians to honour a past choice while evaluating suffering in the present. The unresolved challenge is how institutions make room for both moments without treating a form as a substitute for a person.

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Ottawa's proposed advance MAID requests would ask clinicians to honour a past choice while evaluating suffering in the present. The unresolved challenge is how institutions make room for both moments without treating a form as a substitute for a person.

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