<p>Niki outlines the role of the WA Voluntary Assisted Dying (VAD) Statewide Pharmacy Service. She talks about the unique role the Service has in supplying the VAD substance to wherever it is needed across WA, and supporting people and their families as they reach the formal end of the VAD process.</p>

Niki outlines the role of the WA Voluntary Assisted Dying (VAD) Statewide Pharmacy Service. She talks about the unique role the Service has in supplying the VAD substance to wherever it is needed across WA, and supporting people and their families as they reach the formal end of the VAD process.

Pharmacist Niki

Navigating and understanding the voluntary assisted dying experience Voluntary assisted dying (VAD) is a legal end-of-life process through which eligible Western Australians dying from an advanced and progressive terminal illness or disease may legally choose the manner and timing of their death.

Through this podcast, families, friends and healthcare professionals generously share their VAD journeys to support others in understanding and exploring this end-of-life choice.

These stories reflect the perceptions and experiences of those involved. They were created to support Western Australians in their conversations and open discussion with their health practitioners, family, carers and community about treatment options and care preferences, and do not replace specialised advice from trained VAD healthcare professionals.

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Navigating and understanding the voluntary assisted dying experience Voluntary assisted dying (VAD) is a legal end-of-life process through which eligible Western Australians dying from an advanced and progressive terminal illness or disease may legally choose the manner and timing of their death. Through this podcast, families, friends and healthcare professionals generously share their VAD journeys to support others in understanding and exploring this end-of-life choice. These stories reflect the perceptions and experiences of those involved. They were created to support Western Australians in their conversations and open discussion with their health practitioners, family, carers and community about treatment options and care preferences, and do not replace specialised advice from trained VAD healthcare professionals.

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Pharmacist Niki

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