Assessing attitudes towards medical assisted dying in Canadian family medicine residents: a cross-sectional study

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[2] Marcoux H(2001)The development of ethics. Identifying what training in medical ethics is needed by family physicians Can Fam Physician [Internet] 47 1208-1215

[3] Lamontagne C(2009)Improved competence after a palliative care course for internal medicine residents Palliat Med [Internet] 23 360-368

[4] Cayer S(2018)Exploring family medicine preceptor and resident perceptions of medical assistance in dying and desires for education Can Fam Physician 64 e400-e406

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[6] Gauthier D(1997)Internal Medicine, Psychiatry, and Emergency Medicine Residents' Views of Assisted Death Practices Archives of Internal Medicine 157 1603-266

[7] Mulder SF(2000)A comparison of resident and faculty attitudes toward physician-assisted suicide and active voluntary euthanasia Fam Med 32 261-64

[8] Bleijenberg G(2001)Resident experience and opinions about physician-assisted death for cancer patients Arch Surg 136 60-387

[9] Verhagen SC(2004)Pain and symptom management. Medical house officers’ attitudes toward vigorous analgesia, terminal sedation, and physician-assisted suicide Am J Hosp Palliat Med 21 381-478

[10] Stuyt PMJ(2013)Physician-assisted death. Opinions of Mexican medical students and residents Arch Med Res 44 475-64

[1] Vogel L(2015)Many doctors won’t provide assisted dying CMAJ [Internet] 187 E409-E410

[2] Marcoux H(2001)The development of ethics. Identifying what training in medical ethics is needed by family physicians Can Fam Physician [Internet] 47 1208-1215

[3] Lamontagne C(2009)Improved competence after a palliative care course for internal medicine residents Palliat Med [Internet] 23 360-368

[4] Cayer S(2018)Exploring family medicine preceptor and resident perceptions of medical assistance in dying and desires for education Can Fam Physician 64 e400-e406

[5] Desrochers A(1992)Attitudes of medical students, housestaff, and faculty physicians toward euthanasia and termination of life-sustaining treatment Crit Care Med 20 683-690

[6] Gauthier D(1997)Internal Medicine, Psychiatry, and Emergency Medicine Residents' Views of Assisted Death Practices Archives of Internal Medicine 157 1603-266

[7] Mulder SF(2000)A comparison of resident and faculty attitudes toward physician-assisted suicide and active voluntary euthanasia Fam Med 32 261-64

[8] Bleijenberg G(2001)Resident experience and opinions about physician-assisted death for cancer patients Arch Surg 136 60-387

[9] Verhagen SC(2004)Pain and symptom management. Medical house officers’ attitudes toward vigorous analgesia, terminal sedation, and physician-assisted suicide Am J Hosp Palliat Med 21 381-478

[10] Stuyt PMJ(2013)Physician-assisted death. Opinions of Mexican medical students and residents Arch Med Res 44 475-64