Patient Choices Vermont provides the following guides:
Guide to Medical Aid in Dying and End-of-Life Decision Making: Provides a concise outline of the basic requirements of Act 39.
Clinicians' Guide to Medical Aid in Dying: Provides doctors, nurses and hospice providers with practical guidance on medical aid in dying.
How to Talk to Your Doctor: Discusses the importance of early conversations with your doctor if you may be interested in medical aid in dying under Act 39 and offers suggestions on how to have those conversations.
Frequently Asked Questions: Addresses questions that people often ask about Act 39 and includes a glossary of commonly used terms related to end-of-life choice.
Pocket Guide to Medical Decision-Making: Suggests a decision-making process and questions to guide you in case of serious illness.
Guide to Advance Care Planning for Dementia: Offers directives that can be included in advance directives to address the possibility of dementia.
For Non-Residents: Provides advice and information for non-Vermont residents who may wish to access Act 39 when H.190, removing residency requirements becomes law.
PCV's Helpline: 802-448-0542, or info@patientchoices.org.
Guide to Medical Aid in Dying and End-of-Life Decision Making: Provides a concise outline of the basic requirements of Act 39.
Clinicians' Guide to Medical Aid in Dying: Provides doctors, nurses and hospice providers with practical guidance on medical aid in dying.
How to Talk to Your Doctor: Discusses the importance of early conversations with your doctor if you may be interested in medical aid in dying under Act 39 and offers suggestions on how to have those conversations.
Frequently Asked Questions: Addresses questions that people often ask about Act 39 and includes a glossary of commonly used terms related to end-of-life choice.
Pocket Guide to Medical Decision-Making: Suggests a decision-making process and questions to guide you in case of serious illness.
Guide to Advance Care Planning for Dementia: Offers directives that can be included in advance directives to address the possibility of dementia.
For Non-Residents: Provides advice and information for non-Vermont residents who may wish to access Act 39 when H.190, removing residency requirements becomes law.
PCV's Helpline: 802-448-0542, or info@patientchoices.org.