Pennsylvania HB1109 establishes a framework for compassionate aid in dying for terminally ill patients.
HB1109, introduced in Pennsylvania, provides a structured process for terminally ill patients to request end-of-life medication. The bill outlines requirements for qualified patients, including having a terminal illness confirmed by two providers, making multiple requests, and being capable of making an informed decision. It mandates waiting periods between requests and requires a mental health evaluation if deemed necessary.
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