For Physicians

The Compassion & Choices Doc2Doc line offers free, confidential telephone consultation with one of our seasoned medical directors, each with years of experience in end-of-life medical care including medical aid in dying. Call us anytime at 800.247.7421 or by email for information.

Video Resources

An Introduction to Medical Aid in Dying as Clinical Practice

The Medical Aid in Dying Process and Liability Protections

Resources

The Hawai‘i Access Campaign seeks to provide technical assistance to healthcare providers so they can more fully support their patients.

Resources are currently being produced and will be added here as they become available. Check back often.

Clinical Criteria for Physician Aid in Dying and  supplementary clinical information: Current best practices as published by the Journal of Palliative Medicine in December 2015.

Medical Aid in Dying: Best Practices for Developing Patient-Centered Policies
Doc2Doc Flyer – English
Doc2Doc Flyer – Spanish
Forms

Attending Physician Reporting Form

Patient’s Written Request Form

Consulting Physician Confirmation and Verification Form

Counseling Provider Statement of Determination Form

Patient’s Final Attestation Form

Attending Physician’s Follow-Up Form

Hawai‘i Department of Health

For Pharmacists

Your relationship with patients is critical to ensure they receive care they truly want.

Pharmacist2Pharmacist helps pharmacy professionals provide accurate information and up-to-date care to patients with prescriptions for aid-in-dying medications. It can be difficult to discuss a patient’s terminal illness and death — and crucial for pharmacists to knowledgeably consult directly with patients and caregivers about medications intended to bring about a peaceful death.

The knowledge you give to patients and caregivers will help patients understand the aid-in-dying medication protocols. A resource tailored to pharmacists, Pharmacist2Pharmacist offers you important documents and a readily available, free and confidential telephone consultation with a pharmacist in Oregon or Washington experienced with medical aid in dying.

Pharmacist2Pharmacist is ready with information and guidance to answer questions about medical aid in dying.

Contact us.