Détails sur le projet
Description
Many bioethicists and health-policy makers are currently struggling with what to do about conscientious refusals by health care professionals to provide standard health care services, such as abortions. The proposed research addresses this complex moral and legal issue. Our team will conduct rigorous analyses of when conscientious refusals--in particular those that occur in reproductive health care--are morally and legally permissible, and of which policies and educational initiatives we need in Canada with respect to these refusals. Our practical aim is to encourage delivery of reproductive health care services that is appropriately respectful of conscience and that safeguards women's reproductive health.
Statut | Terminé |
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Date de début/de fin réelle | 4/1/10 → 3/31/13 |
Financement
- Institute of Health Services and Policy Research: 233 342,00 $ US
ASJC Scopus Subject Areas
- Public Health, Environmental and Occupational Health
- Reproductive Medicine
- Medicine (miscellaneous)
- Health Policy