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Voluntary Assisted Dying – General Information and update 2023

Presented by the Voluntary Assisted Dying Navigators Service

Four years on – a general update

Healthcare professionals with a general interest in voluntary assisted dying are invited to attend this webinar

The webinar will provide an overview of VAD legislation, eligibility, assessments and supports, with an update on latest released data from the VAD Review Board.

Q&A session based on questions and concerns commonly raised by healthcare professionals.

Panel Members:

  • Margaret O’Connor, VAD Review Board and Melbourne City Mission senior researcher
  • Sarah Meageen, Counsellor and Family Support Worker, Melbourne City Mission
  • Nicky Stitt, clinical nurse consultant, VAD navigator service
DATE
20 July, 2023
from 1:30pm to 2:30pm Melbourne/Sydney time zone
VENUE
Online
EVENT
  • Information Session
TIME
  • Melbourne/Sydney time zone
AUDIENCE
  • General Practitioner / Registrar
COST
  • No cost to you
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