Part 1: Introduction (< ½ page; may

Part 1: Introduction (< ½ page; may have references but not required) ï‚· You should start with a sentence about MAiD and the upcoming changes to the law. ï‚· You then need to clearly identify your stance on whether or not you support the extension of MAiD to advance requests. ï‚· You will finish with some information about what you will do in the paper. Part 2: Understanding of MAiD: Current and Proposed Changes (~ <1½ pages) ï‚· In this section, you will demonstrate your awareness of current legislation and requirements about MAiD, as well as show how well you understand the changes that are being planned to the MAiD legislation. ï‚· You will use the CNA (2017b) and the CNO (2018a) documents about nurses and MAiD to identify the current requirements for a person to be eligible for MAiD, including competency of the person who requests MAiD; the process involved with MAiD, including the waiting period between a request and the procedure; and any other information that you consider important so you can clearly show your understanding. ï‚· Note that Bill C-14, the MAiD legislation, is in an appendix within CNA (2017b). ï‚· You will also need to use the Government of Canada Department of Justice news release from February 24, 2020 to show your understanding of the proposed changes to the MAiD legislation. ï‚· You may use additional sources as long as you remain within the maximum 8 references allowed for this paper. Part 3: Stating and Supporting Your Stance About Expansion of MAiD (< 2 pages) ï‚· In this section, you will argue your stance either for or against the expansion of MAiD legislation that will allow for MAiD to be carried out under an advance request. ï‚· You will clearly state your stance with regard to supporting this change or not supporting it. ï‚· Then, you will use an ethical theory - either utilitarianism or deontology - to support your stance: o You need to clearly identify the main focus of your chosen theory and then link that focus to your own stance. For example, if you are arguing against the proposed changes then you might discuss how utilitarianism can leave parts of a population vulnerable and how this expansion could be the start of a slippery slope. o You need a reference for the chosen ethical theory, e.g., the textbook you used in your ethics course (2513) or any other reasonable scholarly source that is not just a website; source does not need to be written by a nurse; published <10 years ago. ï‚· You will then continue to support your stance by discussing x3 ethical values from the CNO (2019e) ethics standard: o You need only use the broader description for each of the 3 ethical values rather than having to discuss associated behavioural directives. o For example, if you are arguing for supporting the proposed changes then you might discuss the main aims within client choice (CNO, 2019, p. 6) and show how they fit with your stance related to the MAiD expansion. o You may, however, use specific behavioural directives (BDs) to support your stance: you would then need to make sure you clearly identify and reference each BD. ï‚· You may use additional sources, as long as you remain within the maximum 8 references allowed for this paper. Part 4: Identifying Own Involvement if MAiD Under an Advance Request (< 1½ pages) ï‚· In this section, you will consider what your actions are likely to be as an RN if/when you are involved in a situation with MAiD approved for a patient under an advance request. ï‚· You need to consider the timeframe between (1) when the patient had been approved as eligible for MAiD (so could be reasonably stable; MAiD planned for future) and (2) the actual time that the procedure is being carried out (no longer capable of giving final approval); your actions may be different depending on the specific circumstances. ï‚· You will use the CNA (2017b) and the CNO (2018a) documents about nurses and MAiD to discuss the ways in which you think you may or may not be involved when a patient has been approved for MAiD under an advance request. ï‚· You need to provide rationale for your chosen future actions and ensure that your proposed actions would fit with the current CNA and CNO expectations for RNs - but also while assuming that the CNA and the CNO would change the criteria for eligibility to match the changes that are proposed to the MAiD legislation. ï‚· You may use additional sources, as long as you remain within the maximum 8 references allowed for this paper. Part 5: Conclusion (< ½ a page in length, in a single paragraph) ï‚· End your paper with a conclusion section. ï‚· Do not start the section with words such as 'In summary' or 'In conclusion' - redundant because section is called Conclusion (heading). ï‚· A conclusion section is more than just a summary - it is a way of pulling together the main ideas that you have presented in the paper and making overall, not summary comments. ï‚· Do not introduce any new ideas or new references. SCIENCE HEALTH SCIENCE NURSING NURS 4516

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