Personal and Professional Identity at the Bedside: Reflections on Medical Aid in Dying

Grounded in the values of health humanities and bioethics, this session invites clinicians into a reflective and multi-disciplinary conversation on Medical Aid in Dying (MAiD). Centering the human experience of medicine, the conversation explores how ethical complexity, personal values, and professional responsibilities intersect in patient care.

This discussion creates space for thoughtful engagement across perspectives, bringing together clinicians to listen, reflect, and engage with the moral dimensions of practice in a supportive and respectful environment.

With commitment to inquiry, empathy, and critical reflection, the session highlights the importance of thoughtfulness, humility, and care in navigating ethically complex decisions. It is an opportunity to deepen understanding, foster meaningful dialogue, and honor the diverse ways clinicians approach care at the end of life.