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14 kwi 2016 · Conscientious objection is an option that is rooted in conscience, a concept that is largely absent in definition or in common definition in the discourse surrounding conscientious objection in health care practice (Morton and Kirkwood 2009; Sulmasy 2008).
27 mar 2020 · The literature on conscientious objection in medicine presents two key problems that remain unresolved: (a) Which conscientious objections in medicine are justified, if it is not feasible for individual medical practitioners to conclusively demonstrate the genuineness or reasonableness of their objections (“the justification problem”)?
21 maj 2019 · The concept of conscientious objection is well described; however, because of its nature, little is known about real experiences of nursing professionals who apply objections in their practice. Extended roles in nursing indicate that clinical and value-based dilemmas are becoming increasingly common.
1 lut 2022 · Three approaches to conscientious objection (CO) in healthcare are often distinguished (Cantor 2009; Wicclair 2011; Minerva 2017): the incompatibility thesis, the moderate view, and conscience absolutism.
This paper argues that McConnell’s view has advantages over the other approaches because it combines the requirement that healthcare professionals publicly justify the grounds of their conscientious refusals of treatment with the requirement that those grounds align with minimally decent healthcare.
2 paź 2021 · Accordingly, I propose a limited form of conscientious objection centered around health: if the sole purpose of a medical procedure is to introduce a pathology, medical professionals should be permitted to refuse to reform the practice.
3 sie 2022 · Critics of conscientious objection are proposing a change to what has been a central aspect of medical practice since the discipline’s inception. They owe the medical community a more thoroughly developed argument that addresses the full implications of suppressing conscience in medicine.
