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American Clinicians Academy on Medical Aid in Dying
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    • Journal of Aid-in-Dying Medicine
    • Clinical Education. CE/CME Online Courses
    • Nursing Best Practices
    • Pharmacology
      • Overview and Recommendations
      • Amitriptyline and oropharyngeal/esophageal burning
    • Non-Oral Administration: Rectal, feeding tubes, ostomies
    • Red Flag Risk Checklist
    • Data Filing
    • Ethics Consultation Service
    • Aid-in-Dying Training for End-of-Life Doulas
    • Recommendations and Policies
      • SB380: Recommendations for Posting Aid-in-Dying Policies
      • Pacemakers and ICDs
      • Telemedicine Policies
      • Data on Attended Deaths
    • Hotline Data Form
  • For Patients
    • Medical Aid in Dying: A guide for patients and their supporters.
    • Patient-to-Doctor Referral System
    • Patient to End-Of-Life Doula or Bedside Attendant Intake Form
    • Completing the Path to Aid in Dying
    • Instructions for the Aid-in-Dying Day
    • Instructions for Mixing Aid-in-Dying Medications
    • Video Enactment of an Aid-in-Dying Day
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NCCMAID Online Sessions

Introduction, and Basics and State Differences (0.75 CME/CE units).

Hospices and Aid in Dying (1 CME/CE unit)

The Pharmacology and Physiology of Medical Aid in Dying (1 CME/CE unit)

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