1999
Student pressured to participate in abortion
(Saskatchewan, Canada: 1999)
Hansard | In speaking to the protection of conscience
bill he introduced in the Canadian House of Commons, Mr. Maurice Vellacott
told the House about an encounter he had had with one of his constituents, a
student who was under some duress to participate in abortion. Mr.
Vellacott advised the constituent to return to his office if she was unable
to make an alternate arrangement and opt out of observation/involvement in
an abortion. When she did not return, Mr. Vellacott assumed that she had
been accommodated. . .
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Objectors to be Denied Diplomas
(United Kingdom: 1999-2000)
Triple Helix | Doctors who have a conscientious
objection to prescribing post-coital contraception or IUCDs that act
after fertilisation will no longer be able to obtain the Diploma of the
Faculty of Family Planning (DFFP) of the Royal College of Obstetricians
and Gynaecologists. . . .
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Personal Qualms Don't Count:
Foothills Hospital Now Forces Nurses To Participate In
Genetic Terminations
(Calgary, Alberta, Canada: 1999)
Marnie Ko | "The present mood is...chaotic, helpless,
frustrated and highly emotional," Sally wrote. "In the past weeks, I have
witnessed tears, breakdowns, illnesses, and stress such as never
before...Sick calls have been high and experienced staff nearly impossible
to recruit." . . .
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Down the Slope to Infanticide
Nurses At Foothills Hospital Rebel Over The Horrifying
Results Of Late-Term 'Genetic Terminations'
(Calgary, Alberta, Canada: 1999)
Marnie Ko | Genetic terminations unquestionably
constitute murder in the minds of the Foothills nurses who contacted this
magazine after hospital administrators demanded they assist with abortions.
The nurses are backed by a February 26 administrative memo obtained by this
magazine which states that for Maternity Care Centre (MCC) staff, "not
participating in terminations is not an option." . . .
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1995
Ob-Gyn physician's malpractice insurer insists on lesbian insemination
(USA: 1995-1999)
Freedom2Care.org
| Brief examples that demonstrate the often subtle, sometimes flagrant
and increasingly pervasive discrimination faced by pro-life, faith-based
and conscience-driven individuals in the healthcare professions. . .
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Med-School Admission Committees: Tainted by Pro-Choice Bias?
(Canada: 1995)
Williard Johnston. M.D.
| Recently, a worried pre-med student called me. A year ago her interview had gone badly, partly because her pro-life views became known to her interviewer, a woman whose pro-choice sentiments have been expressed to me
personally in the past. Back for another try, her interview somehow ended up
on the same topic. . .
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Undated- 1990's?
Anesthesiologist must anesthetize for abortion as employment condition
(USA: 1989-2008)
Freedom2Care.org
| Brief examples that demonstrate the often subtle, sometimes flagrant
and increasingly pervasive discrimination faced by pro-life, faith-based
and conscience-driven individuals in the healthcare professions. . .
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Ob-Gyn physician reamed out over refusal to perform abortion
(USA: 1989-2008)
Freedom2Care.org
| Brief examples that demonstrate the often subtle, sometimes flagrant
and increasingly pervasive discrimination faced by pro-life, faith-based
and conscience-driven individuals in the healthcare professions. . .
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Ob-Gyn intern loses privileges for refusing to perform abortions
(USA: 1989-2008)
Freedom2Care.org
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Brief examples that demonstrate the often subtle, sometimes flagrant
and increasingly pervasive discrimination faced by pro-life, faith-based
and conscience-driven individuals in the healthcare professions. . .
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In-vitro physician faced ethics charges for embryo-saving stance
(USA: 1989-2008)
Freedom2Care.org
| Brief examples that demonstrate the often subtle, sometimes flagrant
and increasingly pervasive discrimination faced by pro-life, faith-based
and conscience-driven individuals in the healthcare professions. . .
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