‘Emotionally demanding… but rewarding’


10 pharmacists reflect on their roles in voluntary assisted dying, citing concerns over inconsistent legislation, unpredictable workloads and remuneration Pharmacists have described the challenges and rewards of being involved in voluntary assisted dying (VAD) services in Australia. Research led by the Sydney Pharmacy School, at the University of Sydney, included interviews with 10 assisted-dying pharmacists

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