Pharmacists should have right to choose whether to be involved in assisted dying, says RPS
The Royal Pharmaceutical Society in Scotland wants to ensure that pharmacists are not compelled to support the assisted dying process if they have moral, ethical or religious objections to it.
The proposed Bill would allow terminally ill adults in Scotland who are eligible to lawfully request, and be provided with, assistance by healthcare professionals to end their own life
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All pharmacists should have the right to choose whether or not they take part in the assisted dying process, the Royal Pharmaceutical Society (RPS) in Scotland has said.
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