Clinical Tools & Resources

Are you looking for an up-to-date resource around the topic of medical assistance in dying (MAiD) given the recent legislative changes (March 18, 2021)?

The Centre for Effective Practice (CEP) summarized Canadian and Ontario requirements and guidelines outlined with the regulatory college around MAiD requests. Use the resource if you are looking for the most current information about MAiD.

Need a toolkit to support you in comprehensive palliative care delivery?

The Ontario Palliative Care Network created a 3-step model that speaks to early identification, assessment, and the management of palliative care for your patients. Consider this 3-step approach in your practice.

Need assistance in making a written request for medical assistance in dying?

The Government of Ontario Central Forms Repository site provides a form for individuals to complete who wish to make a written request for medical assistance in dying that complies with legal requirements. Your patient would complete the form and provide it to you as their healthcare practitioner.

Do you need guidance on how to maintain records for medical assistance in dying requests?

The Government of Ontario Central Forms Repository site provides a form for you (as a physician) to complete as a means of maintaining records of patient requests for medical assistance in dying. Use this form when a patient is requesting medical assistance in dying and you intend to provide this assistance to the patient.

Have you been asked to provide a written opinion confirming your patient meets criteria to receive medical assistance in dying?

The Government of Ontario Central Forms Repository site has a form for you (as a physician) to provide a written opinion that confirms your patient is eligible to receive medical assistance in dying.

Need to access the Canadian Association of MAiD Accessors and Providers?

The Canada Association of MAID Assessors and Providers (CAMAP) website contains a wealth of resources and information for healthcare providers who deliver medical assistance in dying, as well as support for patients and families. The site includes a forum for members, a knowledge base, a network of mentors and consultants, and various webinars and training offerings.