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Reporting for Medical Assistance in Dying required as of November 1, 2018

October 17, 2018
Find out what’s changing with October 25 webinar.

On November 1, 2018, The Government of Canada’s new Monitoring of Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID) Regulations come into effect. The new regulations will require medical and nurse practitioners to file reports at each step in the MAID process including receiving a request for MAID.

Pharmacists who dispense any drugs for MAID will also be required to report basic information. We strongly recommend that any pharmacists who dispense any drugs for MAID, participate in the following webinar.

Who is impacted?

All Alberta physicians, nurse practitioners, and pharmacists who participate in any aspect of the medical assistance in dying process.

Webinar and more information:

On October 25, 2018, from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.m., a live webinar with Q&A section is scheduled.

This session will address

  • why reporting is required, by who, and when;
  • various MAID scenarios;
  • the role of the Care Coordination Service in Alberta (unique to the country);
  • expectation of the practitioner;
  • referrals and what it means for practitioners and their reporting; and
  • the flow chart of reporting.

To attend the session, RSVP to Melonie.keehn@ahs.ca to reserve your space. The session will be recorded and made available at www.ahs.ca/maid for those who cannot attend.

Note: Access to a computer is highly recommended for this visual presentation.

If you would like to submit questions prior to the session, they can be sent to Melonie.keehn@ahs.ca. All questions and answers will be collated in an FAQ document and made available on the AHS MAID website following the webinar.