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. 2014 Dec 12;3(2):103–112. doi: 10.1007/s40122-014-0029-z

Table 2.

Questionnaire: Medical opinion about assisted dying (adapted from Seale 2009 [4], translated from German)

1. A patient has an incurable, painful illness, from which he will die, for example, cancer. Should a physician be allowed by law to end his life, if the patient asks for that?
2. If this patient asks for it, should a physician be allowed to give them lethal medication so that the patient can take his own life?
3. A patient has an incurable, painful illness, from which he will not die. Should a physician be allowed by law to end his life, if the patient asks for that?
4. If this patient asks for it, should a physician be allowed to give them lethal medication so that the patient can take his own life?