Euthanasia - Medical Ethics and Law at the end of life

📚 Pre-order my book to get an exclusive ticket to The Feel-Good Productivity Annual Planning Workshop! Website: https://www.feelgoodproductivity.com/?utm_campaign=bonus&utm_source=youtube_long&utm_medium=video_description&utm_content=bulkvidsbefore2021 Amazon: https://go.feelgoodproductivity.com/bulkvidsbefore2021 Interview Crash Course Online - https://courses.aliabdaal.com/interview-crash-course-online. In this video, we discuss the legal side of euthanasia/physician assisted suicide. To summarise - euthanasia is illegal in the UK. 'Passive euthanasia' is a confusing term which we should avoid. 'Withdrawing medical treatment' is good medical practice when done appropriately, and is NOT the same thing as 'euthanasia'. Throughout the video we talk through the case of Dr Cox and Lillian Boyes which illustrates a lot of these points and is pretty seminal as far as legal cases go. CORRECTIONS: In Re T (Jehovah’s witness case) it was the refusal that was deemed invalid, not the original consent (Molly said that the consent was found invalid). And in the case of Nigel Cox, he was found guilty of attempted murder, not of manslaughter as we say (at 12.48). Profound apologies for the inaccuracies, and many thanks to Dr Fistein from the Cambridge Clinical School faculty for pointing out the errors. TIMESTAMPS: 01:04 - Introducing the Dr Cox + Lillian Boyes case 02:27 - More information about the case 04:31 - Active Euthanasia vs Passive Euthanasia 05:49 - Physician Assisted Suicide 06:43 - Don't use the phrase 'passive euthanasia' 08:36 - Doctrine of Double Effect 12:25 - Dr Cox - The verdict 14:03 - Ali's closing remarks 15:55 - Possible MMI scenario 17:00 - Sneak preview of the next video 6med: 6med is a company that my friends and I have been running since 2013. We've taught courses on interviews, BMAT and UKCAT to ~5,000 students with glowing reviews. As we graduate from medical school and become real doctors, we didn't want our course material to go to w