Australian news report about VSED and dying at home.

Excellent summary by Suzanne O’Brien of why VSED is a viable option, and the checklist of things patients and caregivers should have completed and on hand before starting.

Interview with a loved one about how it felt to support a patient who undertook VSED.

The most complete systematic review of VSED to date with sections on clinical, ethical, legal, and institutional issues. International perspective. Comprehensive reference list.

Remarkable personal story showing the daily experience of going through VSED.

Film showing the process of VSED practiced by a physician taking his own life. Beautifully filmed; lovely story of how peaceful and meaningful VSED can be.

Video on the downsides of VSED.

Great video on FAQs about VSED listing benefits.

Clinical guidelines about VSED.

Excellent VSED reference covering clinical, ethical, legal, and institutional issues, as well as illustrative cases and challenges. Includes sections on VSED and Advance Directives for VSED.

Short book with excellent day-by-day description of what it is like to VSED.

Frequently Asked Questions about VSED.

Frequently Asked Questions about MAID.

This short, funny book has great advice on VSED and other issues in end-of-life decision-making.

Comprehensive list of books, narratives, articles, and other references related to VSED.

Comprehensive lists and links to tools and resources for professionals, patients and caregivers, and healthcare systems

Joanna Paladino and Erik Fromme present a compelling argument for the importance of early conversations regarding care preferences in the face of serious illness.

This Workbook is designed to help people with a serious illness get ready to talk to their health care team (doctor, nurse, social worker, etc.) about what is most important to them.

The Dementia Values & Priorities Tool will help you think about and document your wishes regarding the type of care you want (or do not want) if you are living with advanced dementia.