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Australia currently prevents telehealth for voluntary assisted dying consults. Labor’s national conference recently voted to repeal the law, but the prime minister has thrown water on the idea.Australia prevents telehealth for voluntary assisted dying consults. Why, and could that change?Read moreThe group wrote in a letter to Rowland: double quotation markAs you are aware, the operation of the Criminal Code continues to create significant uncertainty regarding the provision of information about VAD via carriage services, including telehealth.
- ▪Australia currently prevents telehealth for voluntary assisted dying consults.
- ▪Labor’s national conference recently voted to repeal the law, but the prime minister has thrown water on the idea.Australia prevents telehealth for voluntary assisted dying consults.
- ▪Why, and could that change?Read moreThe group wrote in a letter to Rowland: double quotation markAs you are aware, the operation of the Criminal Code continues to create significant uncertainty regarding the provision of information about V
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20.21 EDTSouth Australia asks federal government to remove telehealth barriers for voluntary assisted dyingSouth Australia has asked the federal government to amend the criminal code to remove legal uncertainty around the use of telehealth for voluntary assisted dying (VAD) services.In a letter sent to the attorney general, Michelle Rowland, a slate of South Australian officials, VAD advocates and practitioners urged the changes were needed to make the service equitable. Australia currently prevents telehealth for voluntary assisted dying consults. Labor’s national conference recently voted to repeal the law, but the prime minister has thrown water on the idea.Australia prevents telehealth for voluntary assisted dying consults.
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