Ben P White1, Lindy Willmott2, Laura Ley Greaves3

  • 1LLB (Hons), DPhil, Professor of End-of-Life Law and Regulation, Australian Centre for Health Law Research, Faculty of Business and Law, Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane (Meanjin), Qld.

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まとめ

一般開業医(GP)は、ホリスティックケアのアプローチにより、自発的補助死(VAD)の役割に適している。しかし、GPのVADサービスへの参加を増やすためには、報酬や教育などの構造的な障壁に対処する必要がある。

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