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Euthanasia is a worldwide controversial issue which has different perceptions and policies in the medical field around the globe. A change has to be made to provide alternatives for those patients who are suffering from terminal cancer, such as palliative care. This policy brief provides a discussion and recommendation regarding end stage cancer patient's euthanasia alternatives, and it is directed to the Jordanian Medical Council (JMC) via the Higher Education Faculty in the Hashemite University. Giving that the policy of euthanasia is not available in Jordan because it is prohibited by the law, the focus on palliation services and care requires a great amount of attention. Both of the patients and families deserve to be aware of palliative care options available. In conclusion, the researcher presented the Jordanian Medical Council (JMC) with several recommendations for the improvement of euthanasia policy related to end stage cancer patients. Andthe researcher would be pleased to discuss these recommendations with the Jordanian Medical Council (JMC), or to provide expanded information at request.

Euthanasia forEnd Stage Cancer Patients: A Right to Die? A Policy Brief