MAID Reflective Guide
Developed by a Canadian research team who has been funded by the Canadian Institutes for Health Research to explore the ethical, policy, and practice implications of Medical Assistance in Dying for Nurses. As part of our knowledge translation strategy, a Reflective Guide for Nurses that addresses six main areas of nursing practice in relation to Medical Assistance in Dying: nurses’ experiences, making moral sense, best practices, common dilemmas, and self-care. The Reflective Guide includes a video that provides a compelling insight into a few nurses’ experiences with Medical Assistance in Dying. This free guide can be used for individual study or as part of an educational offering.
Author: CIHR IRSC, Funding from CIHR: CIHR Project Grant PJT-148655; CIHR Project Grant PJT-169144
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