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Are nurses concerned over legalizing euthanasia?

The recent debate about euthanasia in the House of Lords appeared to stir up medical opinion against the move towards legalizing it. The Bill, proposed by human rights lawyer Lord Joffe, would have enabled adults who are suffering ‘unbearably’ as a result of a terminal illness, and who are of sound mind, to die at their own request. In practice, this would have meant that nurses would witness doctors either prescribing lethal drugs or being asked to administer such drugs to patients. Now what do you think of that scenario?