article_snippet: A plan to draw up a ‘death list’ of how every ill or elderly person wants to die has been criticised as a dangerous and worrying idea.
article_snippet: The influential Commons Health Select Committee yesterday called for a new database listing whether people would prefer to die at home or in hospital.
article_snippet: The influential Commons Health Select Committee said two-thirds want to spend The influential Commons Health Select Committee final days at home – but half still die in hospital.
article_snippet: A register of preferred options would help to stop this happening, MPs on The influential Commons Health Select Committee said.
article_snippet: Around two-thirds of people want to spend two-thirds of people final days at home – but half still die in hospital (file picture)
article_snippet: A patient at the end of life may also have a treatable condition which could be relieved.
article_snippet: People making People own end of life plan may not have foreseen this.
article_snippet: this report says most people who express a preference say most people who express a preference would like to die at home
article_snippet: Sarah Wootton, of Dignity in Dying, the assisted suicide lobby group, said there was ‘a real need for greater information and support for people approaching the end of life to enable them to plan ahead’.
highlights_snippet: Plans will let every ill and elderly person say how every ill and elderly person will want to die .
  
highlights_snippet: Database would list if people would want final days at home or hospital .
  