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Some Canadians think that because many 2SLGBTQ+ rights are protected by law, “everything’s OK now”. While much progress has been made, the lives of 2SLGBTQ+ people continue to be deeply...
The acronym “2SLGBTQ” stands for Two-Spirit, lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer (or questioning). The plus sign represents other sexual identities, such as pansexual or asexual. It’s important to remember that...
If you are a healthcare provider who wants to strengthen your practice by making it more inclusive, you may be wondering where to begin. A good first step is to...
The concerns, challenges, and needs of Two-Spirit LGBTQ+ people living with advanced illness are poorly understood and often underserved by palliative care. This session will...
The 2SLGBTQ+ Canadian Healthcare Bill of Rights for Advanced Illness, Frailty and End of Life (2SLBGTQ+ Bill of Rights) assists people who are Two-Spirit and LGBTQ+...
My Choices for Safe and Inclusive Healthcare is a place to record information related to your health and preferences for your care. It can help you to have conversations with...
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Everyone is unique, with their own experiences, histories, and struggles. These factors are always present and influence your emotions, reactions, and thoughts when engaging with new situations...
One of the important legal requirements for having an assisted death is that you must have what is called “capacity” to make medical decisions. You need to have capacity at...
Your medical team or the MAiD office in your area will arrange the two required assessments. These are done by two different MAiD practitioners and are also called eligibility reviews....