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SUMMARY:Ask Me Anything with Dr. Konia Trouton
DESCRIPTION:Join us for an upcoming Members-Only Ask Me Anything (AMA) session featuring Dr. Konia Trouton\, focused on cognitive assessment and capacity in the context of MAiD. \nDr. Trouton brings extensive clinical\, academic\, and leadership experience to this discussion\, including her role as Co-founder and Past President of CAMAP and her work with the MAiD Death Review Committee at the Office of the Chief Coroner in Ontario. \nAssessing cognition and capacity in the context of MAiD can present some of the most nuanced and challenging clinical situations encountered in practice. Questions may arise around fluctuating cognition\, communication barriers\, neurocognitive disorders\, psychiatric comorbidities\, delirium\, timing\, and how to approach uncertainty while remaining grounded in legal and clinical requirements. \nIn this Members-Only Ask Me Anything (AMA) session\, Dr. Konia Trouton will lead an interactive discussion focused on practical approaches to cognitive assessment and capacity evaluation in MAiD care. Designed for clinicians and MAiD team members\, this session will provide an opportunity to explore real-world challenges\, ask questions\, and reflect on approaches to complex cases in a supportive peer-learning environment. \nWhether you are newer to MAiD practice or have extensive experience\, this AMA aims to foster thoughtful discussion and practical insight that participants can apply in their clinical work. \nQuestions we’ll explore include: \n\nHow do clinicians approach capacity assessments when cognition may be fluctuating?\nWhat are important distinctions between cognitive impairment and incapacity?\nHow should assessors approach cases involving dementia or suspected neurocognitive disorders?\nWhat role do timing and trajectory play in MAiD capacity assessments?\nHow can clinicians navigate situations involving communication challenges or uncertainty?\nWhat documentation considerations are important in complex cognitive or capacity assessments?\nHow can clinicians balance clinical judgment\, legal requirements\, and ethical considerations in difficult cases?\nWhat practical strategies can support confidence and consistency in assessments?\n\nThis is a free\, members-only session. Registration is required. \nHave a question you’d like to submit in advance? Submit it here.  \nThis is a member-only event. Members\, please be sure you are logged into your CAMAP account to register for this session.
URL:https://staging.camapcanada.ca/event/ask-me-anything-with-dr-konia-trouton-2/
CATEGORIES:AMA
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SUMMARY:Ask Me Anything with Dr. Konia Trouton
DESCRIPTION:Join us for an upcoming Members-Only Ask Me Anything (AMA) session featuring Dr. Konia Trouton\, focused on cognitive assessment and capacity in the context of MAiD. \nDr. Trouton brings extensive clinical\, academic\, and leadership experience to this discussion\, including her role as Co-founder and Past President of CAMAP and her work with the MAiD Death Review Committee at the Office of the Chief Coroner in Ontario. \nThis interactive session will provide members with the opportunity to engage directly\, ask questions\, and explore key considerations in assessing capacity in complex cases. \nMore details will be shared soon.  \nHave a question you’d like to submit in advance? Submit it here.  \nThis is a member-only event. Members\, please be sure you are logged into your CAMAP account to register for this session.
URL:https://staging.camapcanada.ca/event/ask-me-anything-with-dr-konia-trouton/
CATEGORIES:AMA
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SUMMARY:A conversation about MAiD and dementia
DESCRIPTION:Everything you wanted to know about MAiD and dementia but were afraid to ask.\nJoin Dr. Gord Gubitz\, neurologist and Clinical Lead for Nova Scotia’s MAiD Program\, for a timely Ask Me Anything session focused on one of the most complex and frequently misunderstood areas of MAiD: dementia. \nWhat happens when someone is diagnosed with dementia and wants to understand their options for Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD)? What can be decided early — and what can’t? And how do capacity\, consent\, and timing really work? \nDementia is one of the most misunderstood areas of MAiD. Public conversations are often shaped by fear\, headlines\, or incomplete information\, leaving patients and families unsure about what the law allows and how decisions are made in practice. \nIn this 60-minute online Q&A\, Dr. Gubitz will answer real questions from the public and health-care community\, clarify common misconceptions\, and explain how MAiD and dementia intersect in Canada today. \nThis session is open to everyone and will be especially valuable for: \n\nPeople living with early dementia and those supporting them\nFamily members and caregivers\nClinicians and MAiD assessors/providers\nLearners considering future involvement in MAiD care\n\nSome questions we’ll explore include: \n\nWhen should someone with a dementia diagnosis begin talking about MAiD?\nHow does consent work as dementia progresses?\nHow are advance requests\, living wills\, etc. managed in the context of MAiD? \nWho can diagnose dementia for the purposes of MAiD?\nDo you need to choose a specific date when making a request?\n\nDr. Gubitz will provide an overview about MAiD and dementia and open the floor for your questions and comments. This is a safe space and differing points of view are welcome. \nThis event is free and open to the public. Registration is required. \nPre-submit your question(s) about MAiD and dementia here. 
URL:https://staging.camapcanada.ca/event/a-conversation-about-maid-and-dementia-2/
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SUMMARY:A conversation about MAiD and dementia
DESCRIPTION:Everything you wanted to know about MAiD and dementia but were afraid to ask.\nJoin Dr. Gord Gubitz\, neurologist and Clinical Lead for Nova Scotia’s MAiD Program\, for a timely Ask Me Anything session focused on one of the most complex and frequently misunderstood areas of MAiD: dementia. \nWhat happens when someone is diagnosed with dementia and wants to understand their options for Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD)? What can be decided early — and what can’t? And how do capacity\, consent\, and timing really work? \nDementia is one of the most misunderstood areas of MAiD. Public conversations are often shaped by fear\, headlines\, or incomplete information\, leaving patients and families unsure about what the law allows and how decisions are made in practice. \nIn this 60-minute online Q&A\, Dr. Gubitz will answer real questions from the public and health-care community\, clarify common misconceptions\, and explain how MAiD and dementia intersect in Canada today. \nThis session is open to everyone and will be especially valuable for: \n\nPeople living with early dementia and those supporting them\nFamily members and caregivers\nClinicians and MAiD assessors/providers\nLearners considering future involvement in MAiD care\n\nSome questions we’ll explore include: \n\nWhen should someone with a dementia diagnosis begin talking about MAiD?\nHow does consent work as dementia progresses?\nHow are advance requests\, living wills\, etc. managed in the context of MAiD? \nWho can diagnose dementia for the purposes of MAiD?\nDo you need to choose a specific date when making a request?\n\nDr. Gubitz will provide an overview about MAiD and dementia and open the floor for your questions and comments. This is a safe space and differing points of view are welcome. \nThis event is free and open to the public. Registration is required. \nPre-submit your question(s) about MAiD and dementia here. 
URL:https://staging.camapcanada.ca/event/a-conversation-about-maid-and-dementia/
CATEGORIES:AMA
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SUMMARY:MAiD: Ask Me Anything with Dr. Stefanie Green - The Facts and The Fiction
DESCRIPTION:What You Think You Know About MAiD in Canada Is Probably Wrong. Let’s Fix That.\nJoin internationally recognized MAiD expert Dr. Stefanie Green in this Ask Me Anything session that untangles fact from fiction about MAiD in Canada. \nMedical assistance in dying (MAiD) has been legal in Canada since 2016\, and since day one\, misinformation has followed. From alarming headlines to half-truths on social media\, the public conversation about MAiD is often fueled by fear\, not facts. \nOn October 22\, CAMAP invites you to a powerful\, 60-minute online event featuring Dr. Stefanie Green — a leading voice in MAiD and one of its early pioneers in Canada. Dr. Green will answer your toughest questions\, debunk the myths\, and explain how MAiD really works: who is eligible\, what safeguards are in place\, and what the law actually says. \nThis event is free to attend and essential if you care about truth\, fact\, and informed public discourse. \nWhat You’ll Learn: \n\nWho qualifies for MAiD and how the process works.\nWhat the law does and doesn’t say\, and how it balances autonomy with protecting the vulnerable.\nWhat we have learned and what the data tells us is really happening.\nIs MAiD for dementia possible? (Spoiler alert\, it is!)\nWhy CAMAP exists and who we support.\n\nThis is not a debate. It’s a fact-based conversation led by one of the world’s most experienced MAiD practitioners. \nRegister now — space is limited. \n 
URL:https://staging.camapcanada.ca/event/maid-ask-me-anything-with-dr-stefanie-green-the-facts-and-the-fiction/
CATEGORIES:AMA
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SUMMARY:MAiD: Ask Me Anything with Dr. Stefanie Green - The Facts and The Fiction
DESCRIPTION:What You Think You Know About MAiD in Canada Is Probably Wrong. Let’s Fix That.\nJoin internationally recognized MAiD expert Dr. Stefanie Green in this Ask Me Anything session that untangles fact from fiction about MAiD in Canada. \nMedical assistance in dying (MAiD) has been legal in Canada since 2016\, and since day one\, misinformation has followed. From alarming headlines to half-truths on social media\, the public conversation about MAiD is often fueled by fear\, not facts. \nOn October 22\, CAMAP invites you to a powerful\, 60-minute online event featuring Dr. Stefanie Green — a leading voice in MAiD and one of its early pioneers in Canada. Dr. Green will answer your toughest questions\, debunk the myths\, and explain how MAiD really works: who is eligible\, what safeguards are in place\, and what the law actually says. \nThis event is free to attend and essential if you care about truth\, fact\, and informed public discourse. \nWhat You’ll Learn: \n\nWho qualifies for MAiD and how the process works.\nWhat the law does and doesn’t say\, and how it balances autonomy with protecting the vulnerable.\nWhat we have learned and what the data tells us is really happening.\nIs MAiD for dementia possible? (Spoiler alert\, it is!)\nWhy CAMAP exists and who we support.\n\nThis is not a debate. It’s a fact-based conversation led by one of the world’s most experienced MAiD practitioners. \nRegister now — space is limited. \n 
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