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Re: GYN: Med Student Flunks For Saying NoFrom: Dr. John Provatopoulos B.Sc. M.D.C.M. F.R.S.C. (johnprov@sympatico.ca)Wed Mar 24 05:48:33 2004
The university's associate dean, Dr. Brian Magwood, told Winnipeg's CJOB Radio News the school's policy requires students to inform patients of all treatment options within the medical standard of care, said LifeSiteNews. I think we don't have all the facts, I am just about 100% certain that he was not suuspened for refusing to to do abortions. I would bet that even not informing patients of there options would not have got him kicked out. Now if he was counselling patients against abortion because of his own beliefs then he deserves to be kicked out. Mutual respect of other peoples moral and ethical beliefs is a two way street.
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Take care, John
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