Which organization does not support assisted suicide or euthanasia?

The American Nurses Association (ANA) emphasizes the importance of patient autonomy and the ethical practice of nursing, but it does not support assisted suicide or euthanasia. The ANA advocates for a focus on palliative care and improving the quality of life for patients, especially those at the end of life. It recognizes the complexities of these issues and generally promotes approaches that alleviate suffering without hastening death.

In the context of the other organizations mentioned, they have varying positions on the topic: the American Medical Association has historically opposed assisted suicide but engages in ongoing discussions about the ethics and implications in medicine, while both the National Institutes of Health and the World Health Organization focus more on research and global health frameworks rather than taking explicit stances on these practices. However, the ANA specifically upholds principles that lean away from euthanasia and assisted suicide, reinforcing its commitment to patient care and ethical nursing practices.