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Examine how clinical safeguards function alongside patient autonomy within medical assistance in dying from a palliative care perspective.

August 14, 2026Bioethics

Safeguards Are Not Suspicion: A Clinical Palliative Care Perspective on Autonomy in Medical Assistance in Dying

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Perspective analyzes clinical safeguards and patient autonomy in medical assistance in dying, highlighting palliative care frameworks.

Examine how clinical safeguards function alongside patient autonomy within medical assistance in dying from a palliative care perspective.
Ethical and clinical perspective analyzing the relationship between protective safeguards and autonomy in assisted dying practices.
Presents safeguards as supportive frameworks that protect patient autonomy rather than clinical suspicion.
Highlights the essential role of palliative care assessments in ensuring informed, voluntary end-of-life decision-making.

Miguel Ángel Cuervo (2026) studied this question.

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