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Allan is emeritus Professor of Liaison Psychiatry at the University of Leeds. From 2005 to September 2013 he was Director of the Leeds Institute of Health Sciences, a multidisciplinary institute in the School of Medicine with a substantial portfolio of activities in education and in applied health research.
What might the final version of Kim Leadbeater’s Terminally Ill (Adults) Bill look like?
The TIA Bill is currently going through line-by-line scrutiny by the Common’s committee selected by Kim Leadbeater. Professor House gave oral evidence to the Committee and his analysis has continued to be quoted in key discussions regarding the assessment of people seeking assisted suicide, including psychological and social vulnerabilities, mental capacity, coercion, pressure and undue influence. He will update us on the Committee’s progress and the likely form of the Bill as it emerges from committee stage.
Our duty of care is a group of UK healthcare workers who oppose the intentional killing of patients by assisted suicide or euthanasia.
The campaign is administered by David Randall, a consultant nephrologist working in London, and Gillian Wright, a former palliative care doctor based in Scotland.
It is supported by a wide range of healthcare professionals, and has campaigned during the membership polls run by the Royal College of Physicians, Royal College of General Practitioners and British Medical Association to maintain medical opposition to assisted suicide. We are a campaign that is financed and administered by the Care Not Killing Alliance.
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