Life and death in doctors’ hands as Voluntary Assisted Dying looms

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HEALTH professionals from across Sunraysia are being encouraged to prepare for Voluntary  Assisted Dying (VAD) ahead of the ground-breaking legislation coming into force on June 19. The Voluntary Assisted Dying Act, which successfully passed the Victorian Parliament in November 2017, will assist Victorians at the end-of-life who are suffering and who meet strict eligibility criteria. […]

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