Study Information


Researchers at the University of Colorado are working on an NIH study about medical aid in dying.

What is the research about?

Our team is hoping to learn more about the decision-making process for individuals who are eligible for, and currently considering, medical aid in dying. If you or a loved one are eligible for and currently considering medical aid in dying (MAiD), you may qualify to participate in a national research study with the University of Colorado.

I'm interested

Who do I contact with questions?
Denae Gerasta, Project Manager
University of Colorado Anschutz
Email: denae.gerasta@cuanschutz.edu |Phone: (303) 724-6579
Mailstop F443 | 1890 N Revere Court, Aurora, CO 80045

Supporting Evidence

Here is a document outlining all evidence for practice decision aids, to help you in your decision.

View Supporting Evidence

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Funding by the National Institutes on Aging (1K23AG040696) and the Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PI000116-01).