Onder 5.3.4 Rechtbank Den Haag 11 september 2019

From the medical file and the examination in court it as been established that the accused has taken cognizance of the medical file of the patient of the general practitioner, containing inter alia the specialised communications of the patients geriatrician. These messages show that the diagnose of dementia type Alzheimer’s was made by the geriatrician, who later also saw the patient for a health check and who recorded what was discussed regarding this point in the medical file. The geriatrician remarked that she believed that the patient was mentally competent at the time. Furthermore the accused consulted with the general practitioner, with whom the patient has spoken at length in the context of the request for euthanasia and the dementia clauses, and also later during the (quarterly) health checks in between. The general practitioner also believed the patient to be mentally competent. Because of the request for euthanasia and the dementia clauses and because of the conversations the accused had with the husband and the daughter of the patient it could also become clear to the accused that the patient knew very well what she was facing. On this bases the accused may very well have become convinced that the care providers have informed the patient about her situation and her prospects when she was still mentally competent.

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