(News) “Conscience” clauses allow US corporate providers to refuse care

Janice Hopkins Tanne

British Medical Journal, BMJ
British Medical Journal

Extract
“Refusal clauses” and “conscience exceptions,” which allow US doctors, nurses, and healthcare workers to refuse to provide certain types of health care to patients, are being extended to hospitals, insurance companies, pharmacies, and managed care companies.


Tanne JH. “Conscience” clauses allow US corporate providers to refuse care. Br Med J. 2004;329(7464):476.

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