Médecin de famille Template

MAiD Assessment progress note

A professional Médecin de famille template for healthcare professionals.

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Médecin de famille

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Note

Last edited

2026-02-20

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Jonathan Reggler

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Streamline your MAiD assessment documentation with this focused progress note template. Designed for family medicine specialists and other healthcare professionals involved in medical assistance in dying assessments, this template helps you efficiently capture key details from follow-up consultations. Easily record the patient's ongoing eligibility discussions, document their understanding of their condition, and outline any conclusions or plans made during the conversation. Heidi, our AI medical scribe, can populate this template directly from your consultation transcript, ensuring accuracy and saving valuable administrative time, allowing you to focus more on patient care during these sensitive discussions.

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MAiD Assessment progress note I met with Sarah again. This was in order to continue my assessment of her eligibility for medical assistance in dying (MAiD). During this follow-up appointment, we discussed her understanding of her medical condition, advanced prostate cancer with widespread metastases, and the prognosis. She reiterated her consistent and unwavering request for MAiD, stating that her suffering is intolerable and cannot be alleviated by means acceptable to her. We reviewed her palliative care options again, including current pain management strategies and psychological support, and she confirmed that these were insufficient to meet her needs. She presented a clear and informed decision, demonstrating a full appreciation of the nature and consequences of MAiD. We also touched upon her family's understanding and support for her decision, noting that they are aware and respectful of her wishes. We concluded that she continues to meet the eligibility criteria for MAiD. We reviewed the next steps in the process, including the requirement for a second independent assessment, which she understands and is prepared for. A follow-up appointment has been scheduled for 1 November 2024 to facilitate this second assessment.