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Q&A What next for End of Life Choice Act? The referendum is over, now what do I do?
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Q&A What next for End of Life Choice Act? The referendum is over, now what do I do?
Wednesday 9 December 2020, 01:45 AM

We asked our medicolegal columnist Gaeline Phipps what happens next for clinicians following the referendum on end of life choice
Q: Now that the referendum on the End of Life Choice Act has returned a result in favour of the act, how long before it takes effect?
The act takes
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