Based on my right to conscientious objection as described on the American Academy of Pediatrics, I hereby wish to uphold the above subject as I view it to would lead to infringement on my religious morals. Health care professionals have a duty to their clients or patients to offer them medical solutions to their problems although they may object to particular medical practices. This would lead them to refuse to provide or cooperate in the provision of these interventions. When integrity and nurse patient relationship is taken into account according to article titled Integrity by M. Yeo and P. Rodney nurses would experience conflict between their respect for patient’s autonomy and their own autonomy. This could easily happen if the patient wants something that they otherwise believe is inappropriate.
Conscientious objections implies scenario where health care professionals refuse to administer or initiate some medical practices due to moral concerns. Conscientious objections are normally not made on medical grounds but mostly on moral …show more content…
My right as a medical practitioner would also outweigh the effect of violation of the obligations as it would also enhance confidence in field of practice and promote moral behavior as I would have upheld the principle of Integrity preventing feeling of moral distress from arising due to difficulty of enacting moral agency as described by Varcoe and Rodney (2009). I would also have honored the virtue of Truthfulness (Michael Yeo) as in pursuit of performing my medical obligation to the patient I would have undertaken disclosure to make her aware of what she should know and the various alternatives she could
Conscientious objections implies scenario where health care professionals refuse to administer or initiate some medical practices due to moral concerns. Conscientious objections are normally not made on medical grounds but mostly on moral …show more content…
My right as a medical practitioner would also outweigh the effect of violation of the obligations as it would also enhance confidence in field of practice and promote moral behavior as I would have upheld the principle of Integrity preventing feeling of moral distress from arising due to difficulty of enacting moral agency as described by Varcoe and Rodney (2009). I would also have honored the virtue of Truthfulness (Michael Yeo) as in pursuit of performing my medical obligation to the patient I would have undertaken disclosure to make her aware of what she should know and the various alternatives she could