Some euthanasia advocates want to see an end to faith-based transfers and force the hospital to provide MAID - and if necessary, use non-Catholic doctors and nurses to carry out the procedure on the premises.Ī key criticism suggests that since the hospital is publicly funded, then it should provide MAID.
“So, we are absolutely talking to Providence and absolutely talking to St Paul’s about addressing this issue together.” “That wasn’t patient-focused care as we would expect it to be,” Dix told CTV News in a report earlier this month. O’Neil never regained consciousness before undergoing MAID in April.
Health Minister Adrian Dix started talks with Providence following the case of Sam O’Neill, 34, who was suffering from stage four cervical cancer when she was sedated at St. Paul’s Hospital for religious reasons.ī.C. Providence Health Care does not provide euthanasia at St. Manage Print Subscription / Tax Receiptĭespite these dangers, the British Columbia government is in discussions with a Catholic-run health authority to resolve “the issue” of its policy to transfer patients to another facility if they wish to access MAID.
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