Peter Saul: Let's talk about dying

The speaker discusses the inevitability of death in the 21st century and the limitations of intensive care. They highlight the changing nature of death, emphasizing the need for dialogue about end-of-life choices. Cultural issues and the lack of patient plans are addressed, with suggestions for improving the dying process through personal and political actions. The speaker opposes euthanasia, advocating for more control over the dying process.

What is the quote from Gloria Steinem mentioned in the talk?

What does the speaker suggest about the inevitability of death?

How has the death rate for males in Australia changed over the years according to the speaker?

What is the significance of the survey conducted on nursing home residents?

How does the speaker describe the process of dying in intensive care?

What does the speaker mean by 'the dwindling of capacity' in the context of dying?

What cultural issues does the speaker identify regarding discussions about death?

What does the speaker propose as a small idea to engage with the topic of dying?

What is the speaker's stance on euthanasia?

What message does Dame Cicely Saunders convey about the importance of life?