The right to die with dignity is inseparable from the right to receive quality palliative care, and the court allowed the withdrawal of Clinically Assisted Nutrition and Hydration for the first time. The revised guidelines streamlined the process by modifying the requirement of multiple medical boards and removing mandatory immediate judicial oversight, making implementation smoother

The right to die with dignity is inseparable from the right to receive quality palliative care, and the court allowed the withdrawal of Clinically Assisted Nutrition and Hydration for the first time. The revised guidelines streamlined the process by modifying the requirement of multiple medical boards and removing mandatory immediate judicial oversight, making implementation smoother