Family alarmed that doctor can still offer MAID despite complaints
The family of Bradley Stewart, who died by medically assisted death (MAID), is concerned that Dr. James MacLean can continue to practice despite complaints against him. Dr. MacLean was involved in a controversial case where Stewart was found to be alive after being declared deceased. The family plans to appeal the college's decision, believing the sanctions were too lenient and that MAID procedures need reform.
- ▪Bradley Stewart's family is alarmed that Dr. James MacLean can continue offering MAID despite complaints.
- ▪Dr. MacLean was investigated for his handling of Stewart's death and found to have serious concerns regarding his practice.
- ▪The family plans to appeal the college's decision, stating that the current MAID procedures are not safe enough.
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Open this photo in gallery:Sisters Cathy Stewart-Mott and Tracey Townsend at Cathy’s home in Woodstock, Ont., on May 21. Their brother Bradley Stewart died by MAID in September, 2024.Nick Iwanyshyn/The Globe and MailShareSave for laterPlease log in to bookmark this story.Log InCreate Free AccountThe family of an Ontario man who resumed breathing after being declared deceased during a medically assisted death say they are alarmed that the physician involved is allowed to continue providing MAID despite complaints against him. Dr. James MacLean, a family physician in London, Ont., had to return to the home where loved ones of Bradley Stewart, 67, were gathered to complete the procedure after the man was found to still be alive. Mr.
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