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Conscience clauses in genetic counseling: Awareness and attitudes
Journal of Genetic Counseling, 2021AbstractConscience clauses are laws that allow healthcare providers to refuse to participate in legal medical services based on moral or ethical objections. Genetic counselors encounter a variety of ethical and moral issues, including counseling about abortions.
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Droit, Déontologie & Soin, 2011
Resume La clause de conscience, qui permet d’invoquer une conviction pour refuser d’executer une tâche liee a la fonction publique, repond a un regime legal qui beneficie d’un interessant eclairage jurisprudentiel.
Charihane Benhida +4 more
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Resume La clause de conscience, qui permet d’invoquer une conviction pour refuser d’executer une tâche liee a la fonction publique, repond a un regime legal qui beneficie d’un interessant eclairage jurisprudentiel.
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Conscience Clauses and Ideological Bias
The American Journal of Bioethics, 2021Conscience clauses typically protect health care providers who cannot in good conscience provide a legal, professionally accepted, and clinically appropriate medical service (negative appeals to co...
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Hastings Center Report, 2018
AbstractIn “Disentangling Conscience Protections,” in this issue of the Hastings Center Report, Nadia Sawicki offers a taxonomy of conscience protection laws (conscience clauses) that highlights the expansive protections they can offer to health professionals who refuse to provide a medical service for reasons of conscience.
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AbstractIn “Disentangling Conscience Protections,” in this issue of the Hastings Center Report, Nadia Sawicki offers a taxonomy of conscience protection laws (conscience clauses) that highlights the expansive protections they can offer to health professionals who refuse to provide a medical service for reasons of conscience.
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Legal Briefing: Conscience Clauses and Conscientious Refusal
The Journal of Clinical Ethics, 2010This issue's "Legal Briefing" column covers legal developments pertaining to conscience clauses and conscientious refusal. Not only has this topic been the subject of recent articles in this journal, but it has also been the subject of numerous public and professional discussions. Over the past several months, conscientious refusal disputes have had an
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La clause de conscience des journalistes
LEGICOM, 1997La profession de journaliste, au service de la liberté de la presse, bénéficie à certains égards d’un statut exorbitant du droit commun du travail. Ainsi en est-il de la clause de conscience qui permet aux journalistes de quitter une entreprise de presse en bénéficiant des indemnités liées habituellement au licenciement en démontrant un changement ...
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Conscience and the Establishment Clause
2000Abstract By now it seems reasonably clear that what the Free Exercise Clause protects is increasingly understood to refer not just to religion but to conscience; and that this enlarged understanding of free exercise was compelled once the Courts rejected the belief-action distinction, thus requiring the law to differentiate between ...
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Pharmacist conscience clauses and access to oral contraceptives
Journal of Medical Ethics, 2008The introduction of conscience clauses after the 1973 US Supreme Court decision inRoe v. Wadeallowed physicians and nurses to opt out of medical procedures, particularly abortions, to which they were morally opposed. In recent years pharmacists have requested the same consideration with regard to dispensing some medicines.
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