Daniel Goyal calls for prioritizing properly funded palliative care, comprehensive training for healthcare staff, and public education on end-of-life options before debating assisted dying. He amplifies a post from Francis (@Francis_Sanday) linking to a petition (ourdutyofcare.org.uk/dont-br…) that urges MPs not to reintroduce a reportedly "very poorly drafted" assisted dying bill, warning of societal and health-service impacts.
@danielgoyal argues that assisted dying should only be considered after properly funding palliative care, training all healthcare staff in end-of-life care, and educating the public about alternatives.
Fund palliative care properly, give all healthcare staff the right training, and educate the public about their options…then let’s talk about assisted dying.
Francis (@Francis_Sanday)
You may like to sign this letter asking MPs not to bring back the so called "assisted dying" bill. This bill is very poorly drafted and it would change our society and health care service as we know it.
ourdutyofcare.org.uk/dont-br…
— https://nitter.net/Francis_Sanday/status/2055523343642628594#m