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Decision-making in gender-affirming medical care for transgender adults is dynamic and characterised by ethical challenges. Ongoing, multidisciplinary dialogue to achieve good shared decision-making is critical.
In Victoria, institutional objections to assisted dying were commonly reported and had adverse effects on access to procedure and overall end-of-life experience. Existing policy approach appears to prefer institutional positions over patients’ choice.
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