Dr Megan Best explores the origins of the term ‘Dying with Dignity’ and considers what really constitutes dignified care for those dying.
Dr Megan Best explores the origins of the term ‘Dying with Dignity’ and considers what really constitutes dignified care for those dying.
In these podcasts Michael Jensen and Megan Best discuss issues around the end of life.
In this article, originally published in the Sydney Morning Herald, Rev Dr Michael Jensen discusses what it means to die. See the associated podcast on our website.
A policy paper from the Christian Medical and Dental Fellowship of Australia.
Dr Megan Best considers what a good death might look like.
Prior to its legalisation in Australia, Dr Megan Best discussed how recent debate about assisted dying laws has changed, and what’s at stake.
In this article originally published on the Gospel Coalition website, Dr Megan Best considers how we should help our loved ones make decisions at the end of life.
Dr Megan Best reviews an account of the impact of legal euthanasia in Belgium.
Dr Megan Best describes the value of Palliative Care at the end of life in this paper written for Palliative Care Week in 2021.
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