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MANDEL: SickKids doc says baby on life support will not recover

MANDEL: SickKids doc says baby on life support will not recover
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MANDEL: Sick Kids fights parents to remove baby from life support

MANDEL: Sick Kids fights parents to remove baby from life support

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Conrad Black: Canada's immoral solution to spiralling health-care costs — kill the patients

The ennobling and promotion of a vast increase in the numbers of suicides in the guise of health-care reform is a secular and ecclesiastical heresy

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One man's tragic story illustrates the difficult decisions in growing numbers of NCR cases

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The sliding door of an isolation cell at a high-security mental hospital was propped open a few inches, just wide enough for the man inside to take a Zoom call on a computer, placed out of reach on a desk pushed in front of his cell.
Fearful staff won’t let him out unless he’s strapped down. He is prone to explosive violence and has a history of escapes.
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One man's tragic story illustrates the difficult decisions in growing numbers of NCR cases

One man's tragic story illustrates the difficult decisions in growing numbers of NCR cases
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Ontario wrestles with who gets ICU treatment in event hospitals overwhelmed with COVID patients

Ontario urged to suspend need for consent before withdrawing life support when COVID crushes hospitals
Sharon Kirkey
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The COVID-19 vaccine has started to be administered in Canada, but Ontario, Quebec and other provinces still need to prepare protocols to determine who should get critical care — and who should be left behind — in the event that hospitals become flooded with COVID patients.
Canada’s Supreme Court ruled in 2013 that a major Toronto Hospital could not withdraw life-support from a minimally conscious and severely brain-damaged man without his family’s consent.
Now, in another sign of these extraordinary times, the Ontario government is being asked to temporarily suspend the law requiring doctors get consent of patients or families before withdrawing a ventilator or other life-sustaining treatment from people facing a grim prognosis, should COVID-19 crush hospitals.

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20110223:11:27:00

the government panel which is the consent and capacity board who sided with the doctors. the family then appealed that decision to the courts and the courts sided with the doctors again. >> i understand, mo, that the security at the hospital watches you constantly because they fear you might actually kidnap your own baby. >> i don't know if i can kidnap him but they took my human rights. like i want to be alone with him for two days and never left me to do this. if i want to give him bath, i have to give him around -- they don't let me to do this. if i want to bring water to drink, they walk behind me, too. yes, and no human rights there. >> let me show you what the hospital is saying. here's the statement on baby joseph. throughout joseph's stay at lhsc, the health care team has regularly met with family and involved them in every care decision regarding their child.

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