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Are conscientious objectors morally obligated to refer?
Journal of Medical Ethics, 2021AbstractIn this paper, we argue that providers who conscientiously refuse to provide legal and professionally accepted medical care are not always morally required to refer their patients to willing providers. Indeed, we will argue that refusing to refer is morally admirable in certain instances.
Samuel Reis-Dennis, Abram L Brummett
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When Are National Courts Obliged to Refer Questions?
2021AbstractChapter 6 defines when a national court must make a preliminary reference. In principle, a national court whose decision cannot be appealed against (a court of last instance) is obligated to make a reference for a preliminary ruling if the main proceedings give rise to a question about the interpretation or validity of EU law.
Morten Broberg, Niels Fenger
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Domestic Courts' Obligation to Refer Parties to Arbitration
Arbitration International, 2001‘PARTIES WHO submit their disputes to arbitration expect the proceedings to be private, expeditious, and final’.1 One of the big advantages of arbitration over litigation is party autonomy. Autonomy does not always mean arbitral exclusivity.2 At times parties rely on courts to ‘secure the integrity of their agreements to arbitrate’.3 Courts are able to
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Employee references: understanding your obligations as an employer
Journal of Aesthetic Nursing, 2018For a number of reasons, it is incumbent on clinics to ensure that they know who they are employing. Whether it is to prevent losses, avoid misuse of client information or simply to comply with legislative requirements to ensure a right to work, clinics need to be thorough when vetting staff.
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Journal of Professional Issues in Engineering Education and Practice, 2005
Occupational accidents that take place in construction constitute an economic and social problem of the first magnitude. It is difficult to quantify the labor accidents on a world scale, as many countries provide no information to this regard. However, an estimated 350,000 workers die every year in labor accidents.
M. Carmen Rubio +3 more
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Occupational accidents that take place in construction constitute an economic and social problem of the first magnitude. It is difficult to quantify the labor accidents on a world scale, as many countries provide no information to this regard. However, an estimated 350,000 workers die every year in labor accidents.
M. Carmen Rubio +3 more
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Protecting Quality of Life: Protected Needs as a Point of Reference for Perceived Ethical Obligation
2020Quality of life is normatively ingrained in the concept of sustainability. The starting point of this chapter is the assumption that the concept of sustainability grounds an ethical obligation of providing the conditions that are crucial for achieving wellbeing for present and future generations.
Defila, Rico, Di Giulio , Antonietta
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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2021
From time immemorial, whenever an employee moves to a new employment, it had been a standard practice for employers of labour to give employment/work reference to the prospective employers of such former employees.
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From time immemorial, whenever an employee moves to a new employment, it had been a standard practice for employers of labour to give employment/work reference to the prospective employers of such former employees.
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One Tragedy in Reference to Another: September 11 and the Obligations of Museum Commemoration
American Anthropologist, 2003Yahrzeit: September 11 Observed. Museum of Jewish Heritage—A Living Memorial to the Holocaust, New York. August 29, 2002—January 5, 2003.. Shared Experience: 04.19.95‐09.11.01. Oklahoma City National Memorial Center Museum, Oklahoma City. April 19, 2002—September 1, 2003.. Day of Reflection and Remembrance.
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What Are Specialists' Ethical Obligations When Treating Patients Who Refer Themselves?
The Journal of the American Dental Association, 2009QAs a general dentist, from time to time I see a new patient who has had treatment from a dental specialist without also being under the care of a general dentist. Occasionally, the patient is unaware of additional treatment that he or she might need. For instance, the specialist may have placed an implant at an angle that compromised the restorative ...
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Are surgeons ethically obligated to refer patients to other surgeons who achieve better results?
The Annals of Thoracic Surgery, 2004At the Annual Meeting of The Society of Thoracic Surgeons in January 2003, The Ethics Forum sponsored a debate on a topic of great interest to cardiothoracic surgeons. When patients who need an operation are referred to us, we feel obligated for a variety of reasons to provide surgical care to the patient.
Nicholas T, Kouchoukos +2 more
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