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Más de 100 residentes de Nuevo México con enfermedades terminales utilizaron el Elizabeth Whitefield End of Life Options Act o Ley de Opciones para el Fin de Vida Elizabeth Whitefield, para morir pacíficamente, desde que la ley entró en vigor en junio del 2021, según informan los clínicos.
More than 100 terminally ill New Mexicans used the Elizabeth Whitefield End of Life Options Act to die peacefully since the law went into effect in June 2021, clinicians report. The majority (90%) of those patients were enrolled in hospice and the prescribing clinicians were at their bedside. The law allows terminally ill, mentally capable adults the option to request a medication they may decide to take to die peacefully.
