Generated by All in One SEO v5.0.0.1, this is an llms.txt file, used by LLMs to index the site. # Nurses Opposed to Euthanasia Nursing ## Sitemaps - [XML Sitemap](https://www.prolifenurses.com/sitemap.xml): Contains all public & indexable URLs for this website. ## Posts - [First Do No Harm](https://www.prolifenurses.com/first-do-no-harm/) - To continue the tradition and maintain the right of nurses to act as the patient's advocate in line with the expectation of and support from the profession. To be prepared to protect patients from people/practices aimed at killing them. To maintain the historical nursing duty of care and respect for people, who may or may - [Welcome to Our Site](https://www.prolifenurses.com/welcome-to-our-site/) - The current climate of apparent disrespect for life in this country and the threat of euthanasia, gives urgent need to strengthen the voice of nurses who are opposed to euthanasia. Opposed nurses will be those from whatever background of beliefs - or none who consider euthanasia never to be an acceptable form of treatment or - [The care of dying adults in the last days of life (QS144) has been published on the NICE website 3/3/2017. You can view the quality standard by following this link: Care of dying adults in the last days of life (QS144) All consultation comments were considered by the Quality Standards Advisory Committee (QSAC) and the minutes of this meeting are now available: https://www.nice.org.uk/guidance/QS144/documents/minutes-2 A summary of the consultation comments, prepared by the NICE quality standards team and the full set of consultation comments are also available: https://www.nice.org.uk/guidance/QS144/documents/consultation-summary-report](https://www.prolifenurses.com/the-care-of-dying-adults-in-the-last-days-of-life-qs144-has-been-published-on-the-nice-website-332017-you-can-view-the-quality-standard-by-following-this-link-care-of-dying-adults-in-the-last/) - [Conscientious objection and General Pharmaceutical Council Standard 1 Review: https://www.pharmacyregulation.org/valuesbeliefs](https://www.prolifenurses.com/conscientious-objection-and-general-pharmaceutical-council-standard-1-review-httpswww-pharmacyregulation-orgvaluesbeliefs/) ## Pages - [Home](https://www.prolifenurses.com/) - [News & Opinion](https://www.prolifenurses.com/news/) - 31 January 2026 - Assisted Suicide The House of Lords - Valiant Peers Members of the Lords have put forward over 1,000 amendments to the bill, on subjects including: mental capacity and deprivation of liberty prohibiting overseas patients from seeking UK visas assessment by multi-professional palliative care teams court-based approvals for assisted dying applications inclusion - [Parliament](https://www.prolifenurses.com/parliament/) - 12 & 19 September, 2025. House of Lords - Debates on Assisted Suicide. Our Lord explained why He came into the world: ‘The thief comes only to steal and kill and destroy. I have come that they may have life and have it to the full’ (John 10:10). The "thief" refers to false leaders - [Contact](https://www.prolifenurses.com/contact/) - Pro-life Nurses: Teresa Lynch, RGN, MSc., Dip Nurse Ed, RCNT. Author: The Good Samaritan Nurse in a Secular Age. Grosvenor House Publishing. Email: teresalynch1@hotmail.co.uk - [Guidance](https://www.prolifenurses.com/guidance-2/) - The Good Samaritan Nurse in a Secular Age Grosvenor House Publishing. Author: Teresa Lynch This detailed work has been written for the nursing profession. As such, it offers a great deal of wisdom about the background to the profession as it is now and, in particular, its Christian inspiration and commitment. It also highlights the - [Resources](https://www.prolifenurses.com/articles/) - Books ‘The Good Samaritan Nurse in a Secular Age’. October 2023 It is aimed at all Health professionals, students and the public alike. Issues of the day in healthcare are examined including the legal and professional developments which may impact on conscience. It can be bought at usual outlets, including St Paul’s Catholic bookstore, Victoria, - [Aim & Objectives](https://www.prolifenurses.com/aims-objectives/) - First Do No Harm Group Aims: To offer a network of support and encouragement to nurses concerned about the threat to life of patients in their care environments, who are opposed to Euthanasia and Assisted Suicide To continue the tradition and maintain the right of nurses to act as the patient's advocate in line with - [Our Mission](https://www.prolifenurses.com/our-mission-2/) - Pro life Nurses - Mission I set up this group in 2000 in response to the need for patient advocacy due to my own experience of a climate of increasing disregard for the right to conscientious objection in clinical practice. Government developments such as elements of the Mental Capacity Act (2005) and the Liverpool Care - [](https://www.prolifenurses.com/317-2/) - Covid 19 - [Organisations](https://www.prolifenurses.com/other-organisations/) - Association of Catholic Nurses Catholic Medical Association Medical Ethics Alliance Care not Killing UK Voice for Justice Christian Medical Fellowship Patients First Network: https://www.spuc.org.uk/ Disability Rights: https://www.disabilityrightsuk.org/ The Distant Voices campaigns against euthanasia using a variety of creative media, including art, sculpture, music, demonstrations, flash mobbing, photography: http://www.thedistantvoices.org/advice.html The Grace Charity for those with ME: https://www.thegracecharityforme.org/hazel-and-the-lcp - [Covid 19 and Treatment access](https://www.prolifenurses.com/covid-19-and-treatment-access/) - The Care Quality Commission (CQC) interim review (2020), has found unacceptable and inappropriate ‘do not attempt cardiopulmonary resuscitation’ (DNACPR) notices were made at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. The findings come after the CQC raised concerns that older and vulnerable people may have had DNACPR decisions made without their consent or may have made them without enough details - [LCP Review](https://www.prolifenurses.com/lcp-review-2/) - REPORT ON THE LIVERPOOL CARE PATHWAY REVIEW, Department of Health (2013). At the end of the following Executive summary, please see links to the narratives of two bereaved daughters who describe terrible, recent experiences of the continued implementation of Liverpool Care Pathway practice, despite the Review's recommendation for termination of the Pathway by 2014. See ## Categories - [Uncategorized](https://www.prolifenurses.com/category/uncategorized/) - [welcome](https://www.prolifenurses.com/category/welcome/)