Sarah Jane Reed
@sjanereed.bsky.social
Senior Fellow @nuffieldtrust.bsky.social; health policy on both sides of the pond. Research interests varied — but lots on international comparisons and NHS reform.
6/ And of course brilliant Comms colleagues, @pk101.bsky.social @celiaconso.bsky.social @rowandennison.bsky.social @mpjones.bsky.social @markgdayan.bsky.social @rowandennison.bsky.social @leonoramerry.bsky.social and many more 🙏
May 9, 2025 at 9:51 AM
6/ And of course brilliant Comms colleagues, @pk101.bsky.social @celiaconso.bsky.social @rowandennison.bsky.social @mpjones.bsky.social @markgdayan.bsky.social @rowandennison.bsky.social @leonoramerry.bsky.social and many more 🙏
5/ This work is part of a huge team effort including @sarahscobie.bsky.social, @daviesmiranda1.bsky.social, @rachelhutchings.bsky.social and Steph Kumpunen -- with more analysis to come, so do stay tuned.
May 9, 2025 at 9:51 AM
5/ This work is part of a huge team effort including @sarahscobie.bsky.social, @daviesmiranda1.bsky.social, @rachelhutchings.bsky.social and Steph Kumpunen -- with more analysis to come, so do stay tuned.
5/ The @nuffieldtrust.bsky.social holds a neutral position on the legalisation of assisted dying, and we hope this work offers an objective view of the evidence from other countries as the UK consider its own path.
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NEW ANALYSIS explores how approaches to #AssistedDying vary internationally.
The Nuffield Trust holds a neutral position on the legalisation of assisted dying in the UK.
Our analysis reviews the evidence for jurisdictions where it has been implemented, to help inform debate.
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The Nuffield Trust holds a neutral position on the legalisation of assisted dying in the UK.
Our analysis reviews the evidence for jurisdictions where it has been implemented, to help inform debate.
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Diverging paths: How other countries have designed and implemented assisted dying
As the assisted dying Bill returns to the House of Commons next week, this in-depth analysis offers evidence from a wide range of contexts to further inform the debate. What can the UK learn from…
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May 9, 2025 at 9:51 AM
5/ The @nuffieldtrust.bsky.social holds a neutral position on the legalisation of assisted dying, and we hope this work offers an objective view of the evidence from other countries as the UK consider its own path.
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4/ These differences aren't just procedural -- they affect how individuals access and experience services, what roles and responsibilities staff hold, and the health and social care system at large.
May 9, 2025 at 9:51 AM
4/ These differences aren't just procedural -- they affect how individuals access and experience services, what roles and responsibilities staff hold, and the health and social care system at large.
3/ This includes many things like:
◾ The extent to which assisted dying is publicly funded and integrated into broader health and care services
◾ Which staff can be involved, and the training they require
◾ The processes people must go through to give consent
◾ How compliance is monitored
etc.
◾ The extent to which assisted dying is publicly funded and integrated into broader health and care services
◾ Which staff can be involved, and the training they require
◾ The processes people must go through to give consent
◾ How compliance is monitored
etc.
May 9, 2025 at 9:51 AM
3/ This includes many things like:
◾ The extent to which assisted dying is publicly funded and integrated into broader health and care services
◾ Which staff can be involved, and the training they require
◾ The processes people must go through to give consent
◾ How compliance is monitored
etc.
◾ The extent to which assisted dying is publicly funded and integrated into broader health and care services
◾ Which staff can be involved, and the training they require
◾ The processes people must go through to give consent
◾ How compliance is monitored
etc.
2/ A wealth of international evidence has already been drawn on to inform the debate in the UK, but it has tended to focus on a narrow set of countries or issues regarding eligibility.
Part of why we did this work is to highlight the broader operational and practical differences that also matter.
Part of why we did this work is to highlight the broader operational and practical differences that also matter.
May 9, 2025 at 9:51 AM
2/ A wealth of international evidence has already been drawn on to inform the debate in the UK, but it has tended to focus on a narrow set of countries or issues regarding eligibility.
Part of why we did this work is to highlight the broader operational and practical differences that also matter.
Part of why we did this work is to highlight the broader operational and practical differences that also matter.
Great question and something we’ve been looking at closely at @nuffieldtrust.bsky.social with more research coming out this year — and not only Denmark, but other systems that have had similar efforts to reorient care towards the community
March 8, 2025 at 7:46 AM
Great question and something we’ve been looking at closely at @nuffieldtrust.bsky.social with more research coming out this year — and not only Denmark, but other systems that have had similar efforts to reorient care towards the community
In pride of place! ❤️
February 27, 2025 at 10:20 AM
In pride of place! ❤️
Thanks @timgardnerthf.bsky.social — high praise coming from you!
January 28, 2025 at 6:26 PM
Thanks @timgardnerthf.bsky.social — high praise coming from you!