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Dr. Ellen Wiebe on two years of medical assistance in dying in Canada

On Thursday, June 7, 2018, Sue Hughson of Dying With Dignity Canada’s Vancouver Chapter presented an informative town hall featuring three expert panelists discussing the implementation of medical assistance in dying (MAiD) in Canada, and our current legislation. The speakers were: Jay Aubrey Litigator with the BC Civil Liberties Association Dr. Ellen Wiebe Clinical professor in the Department of Family Practice at UBC Shanaaz Gokool CEO of Dying with Dignity Canada The event was held at the beautiful Celebration Hall at Vancouver’s Mountain View Cemetery. We present here a video of the evening, divided into four parts: one for each speaker, and one for the Q&A segment. Part 2: Dr. Ellen Wiebe Dr. Ellen Wiebe is a clinical professor in the Department of Family Practice at UBC, now specializing in women’s health and medical assistance in dying. Her presentation included: Here she gives an overview of various aspects of MAiD: Determining eligibility and how this can vary Determining capacity and competence - and separating these from depression or dementia Providing the assisted death What is a good death? When/Where/Who/How Case studies Hanne Schafer (first Canadian outside Quebec to receive assisted death) Challenges Video produced by Erna Wine Maurer Videography by Adam Abrams and Glen Brauer Edited by Adam Abrams To learn more about Dying With Dignity Canada, go to www.dyingwithdignity.ca.