Medicine, the law and end of life: From Tony Bland to voluntary assisted dying.

Australian Centre for Health Law Research

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In this podcast, Penny Neller from End of Life Law for Clinicians and ACHLR interviews Dr Jim Howe, a neurologist with over 50 years in clinical practice. They explore Jim’s experience of the interaction between law and medicine arising from his time caring for Tony Bland, a victim of the 1989 Hillsborough football disaster, and his involvement in the landmark UK case Airedale NHS Trust v Bland. Dr Howe also discusses his involvement with voluntary assisted dying in Victoria.

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