Reframing Conscientious Care: Providing Abortion Care When Law and Conscience Collide.
Much of the debate on conscience has addressed the ethics of refusal: the rights of providers to refuse to perform procedures to which they object and the interests of the patients who might be harmed by their refusals. But conscience can also be a positive force, grounding decision about offering care.
Mara
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Buchbinder
Dragana
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Lassiter
Rebecca
R
Mercier
Amy
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Bryant
Anne Drapkin
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Lyerly
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