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    The Dutch Euthanasia Act requires a review procedure update. Current practices for complex cases, including psychiatric and dementia patients, lack legitimacy for policy development.

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    • Medical Ethics
    • Public Policy
    • Euthanasia Law

    Background:

    • The Dutch Euthanasia Act, enacted in 2002, has remained largely unchanged.
    • Recent practice expansions by euthanasia review committees cover complex cases.

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    • To address the legitimacy deficit in current review committee policies.

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    • Examination of policy implications for special patient groups.

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    • The review committees' practice has expanded to include psychiatric patients, early-stage dementia patients, and those with combined medical-existential suffering.
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