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After the 3-month pilot run of the so-called 'well-dying' law,... the government is officially
implementing it starting today.
Individuals can choose to die when they are in a terminally-ill state with no chance of
recovery.
The public appears to welcome the new law.
Park Hee-jun reports.
Beginning February 4th, the so-called 'well-dying law' goes into effect, under which terminally
ill patients can choose to die with dignity by refusing artificial life-prolonging treatments.
Once a patient is determined to have no chance of recovery by at least two physicians, he
or she can choose to end their life by refusing four major life-sustaining treatments, namely
CPR, anti-cancer drugs, hemodialysis, or respirators.
However, they cannot refuse treatment for pain-relief or supply of nutrition, oxygen,
and water.
The law takes full effect after a three-month trial-run,... during which over 9-thousand
applicants signed in advance to forgo artificial life-extending treatments when they become
incurably ill.
107 terminally-ill patients also signed up, with 54 of them actually refusing treatment
altogether.
"Korean society has long demanded for a law that prevents the meaningless extension of
life.
The public, especially patients, are welcoming the implementation of the 'well-dying' law,...
not only to avoid becoming a burden to family, but also to die a peaceful death."
"Many people decided to sign up after witnessing how others went through painful deaths at
the intensive care unit.
They are very welcoming of the law, as it spares them from going through such agony
and allows them to die with dignity."
But the system is far from perfect, with some areas requiring government intervention.
"Hospitals need to establish ethics commissions in order to issue the documents, but small
hospitals lack the resources to do so.
They require human resources and cost support from the government to entrust the job to
larger hospitals or to form a joint commission among several hospitals."
Experts also say that doctors need to be properly trained on how to deliver the truth to patients
who have no chances of recovery.
Only when patients are fully aware of their condition can they decide for themselves whether
to extend medical treatment.
The well-dying law focuses on an individual's right to choose how to end his or her life
when the time comes, in a manner that minimizes unnecessary pain on themselves and their loved
ones.
Park Hee-jun, Arirang News.
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