They should investigate. Particularly because a healthcare professional offering MAiD or even broaching the subject of MAiD with their patient is not permitted within the existing protocols and practices as I understand it.
If someone wants to seek MAiD they need to raise the topic with their healthcare team - not the other way around.
Looks like what you linked was an isolated incident.
Through its comprehensive investigation, the Department has confirmed the four cases isolated to a single employee who is no longer with the Department.
This isn’t an isolated incident. Some badies out there would love to save tax dollars with their dystopian nightmare.
They should investigate. Particularly because a healthcare professional offering MAiD or even broaching the subject of MAiD with their patient is not permitted within the existing protocols and practices as I understand it.
If someone wants to seek MAiD they need to raise the topic with their healthcare team - not the other way around.
Looks like what you linked was an isolated incident.
https://www.veterans.gc.ca/en/about-vac/reports-policies-and-legislation/departmental-reports/report-allegations-inappropriate-conversations-veterans-about-medical-assistance-dying-maid/conclusion
And like others have said, being eligible doesn’t mean being forced to use the program.