Founding President @CAMAPCanada, MAiD provider, proud mother and wife. Love a good hike, a lazy kayak and a great read. All opinions my very own.
Victoria, British Columbia
Joined November 2018
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Delaware: 12th jurisdiction in U.S.A. to legalize assisted dying
Gov. Matt Meyer signs medical aid in dying into law after decade's worth of effort delawarepublic.org/politics-…
Sorry, Not Sorry: Canadian MAID Is Voluntary, Safe, Carefully Regulated, and Valued: The American Journal of Bioethics: Vol 25 , No 5 - Get Access tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
Now that my book is being distributed in the UK, it’s interesting to see it reviewed in relation to their upcoming legislation.
dailymail.co.uk/home/books/a…
So, this is out today.
UK publication of This Is Assisted Dying is March 27th, so… feel free to share this with your friends across the pond!
theguardian.com/society/2025…
Dr Stefanie Green retweeted
🚨 Only 5 days left! Early Bird Registration for #MAiD2025 closes February 14! Register now and enjoy this fantastic opportunity to attend Canada's only annual conference serving the diversity of professionals in MAiD
Register now: maidconference.ca
Dr Stefanie Green retweeted
#MAiD’s vanishing slippery slope
healthydebate.ca/2025/01/top…
Points 5,6, 15……all important! Thank you @jamesdownar for clear summary and references/other national data for clarity.
1/ Canada's 5th #MAID report came out last week. More information (82 pages!), less fanfare, likely due to people being better at interpreting observational data.
Here's a 🧵 with some key findings
canada.ca/en/health-canada/s…
Dr Stefanie Green retweeted
Our latest in @JAMAInternalMed - Int'l comparison of underlying illness in #MAID recipients- 20 jurisdictions, up to 24 yrs. Relative rates of MAID remarkably similar across jurisdictions + over time.
jamanetwork.com/journals/jam…
“Reports that Track 2 MAID recipients are more marginalized than the average Ontarian are misleading because people who die without MAID, or people living with chronic illness show exactly the same degree of marginalization”.
In response to ongoing misrepresentation of Ontario's recent #MAID reports, here is a deep dive into the data. Bottom line- these reports are quite reassuring overall, and refute many stories about Track 2.
Thanks to @mathisonej for hosting.
See 🧵1/
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I’ll be supporting CAMAP!
If you want to support the professionals who help deliver this care across the country, hopefully you will too.
#GivingTuesdayCA is tomorrow and we're excited to be a part of it. On Dec 3, when you #ChooseCAMAP, you're supporting the education of #MAID healthcare professionals.
Here's why you should Choose CAMAP this season: choosecamap.ca/
Dr Stefanie Green retweeted
In just two days, we will get an update on the legal status of MAiD in Canada, delivered by this incredible panel of speakers:
• Alex McPherson (Moderator)
• Georges L’Esperance
• Daphne Gilbert
• Jocelyn Downie
• Mona Gupta
• Elie Laskin
Register: camapcanada.ca/
Dr Stefanie Green retweeted
Here's an important article by palliative medicine physicians who support assisted dying but are being silenced. bmj.com/content/387/bmj.q235…
My conversation with the American Association for Physician Leadership @PhysiciansLead about MAiD in the United states
-covering process, patient eligibility, scope of practice, differences from Canada, role of death doulas, and more.
New Must-Listen SoundPractice Episode:
An insightful conversation with Dr. Stefanie Green on Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD). Learn to address MAiD requests with compassion and professionalism. #EndOfLifeCare #Podcast
Listen now: hubs.la/Q02WjxWM0
Announced today……
A national conversation on advance requests for medical assistance in dying - Canada.ca canada.ca/en/health-canada/n…
In brief, despite what some might say, write, or incorrectly interpret…: “MAID recipients are less marginalized than average decedents.”
But it’s absolutely worth reading this whole thread by @jamesdownar
1/There has been a flood of articles about Ontario's new #MAID data and reports released by the coroner this week, most of it based on "leaked" data in an AP article and people who don't know how to analyze observational data.
Here's a 🧵 with the highlights from the report.