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. 2018 Feb 9;151(2):121–132. doi: 10.1177/1715163518754917

Table 1.

Pharmacy college and regulatory body MAiD guidelines or notices

Province/territory (abbreviation) Regulatory authority Document title Publication date (month, year)
British Columbia (BC) College of Pharmacists of British Columbia Medical assistance in dying (MAiD)21Health Professions Act Bylaws Schedule F, Part 5—Dispensing drugs for the purposes of medical assistance in dying22 December 2016July 2016
Medical assistance in dying: British Columbia pharmacy protocols23 December 2016
Manitoba (MB) College of Pharmacists of Manitoba Notice to pharmacists and pharmacy managers24 June 2016
New Brunswick (NB) New Brunswick College of Pharmacists Frequently asked questions: MAiD25 January 2017
Position statement: Medical assistance in dying (MAiD)26 December 2016
Newfoundland and Labrador (NL) Newfoundland and Labrador Pharmacy Board Medical assistance in dying27 September 2016
Nova Scotia (NS) Nova Scotia College of Pharmacists Standards of practice: Medical assistance in dying28 November 2016
Ontario (ON) Ontario College of Pharmacists Medical assistance in dying: Guidance to pharmacists and pharmacy technicians29 June 2016
Quebec (QC) Ordre des pharmaciens du Québec* Medical aid in dying practice guidelines30 November 2015*
Prince Edward Island (PEI) Prince Edward Island College of Pharmacists Medical assistance in dying: Guidance for pharmacists and pharmacy technicians31 December 2016
Saskatchewan (SK) Saskatchewan College of Pharmacists Medical assistance in dying (practitioner administered) practice guideline for pharmacists and pharmacy technicians32 September 2016
Northwest Territories (NT) Northwest Territories Regulatory Authority Medical assistance in dying: Interim guidelines for the Northwest Territories33 June 2016
Yukon Territory (YT) Yukon Regulatory Authority Professional memorandum—Update on medical assistance in dying in Yukon34 June 2016
Professional Memorandum (Updated)—Update on medical assistance in dying in Yukon35 June 2016
*

Note that the guideline from QC is from 2015 because QC legalized assisted death in June 2015 under Bill 52. Each regulatory authority is listed in column 2 and is either a pharmacy college or governmental body.