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Emergency contraception, institutional conscience, and pharmacy practice
Robert F Card1, Karl G Williams
1State University of New York, Department of Philosophy, Oswego, NY, USA; University of Rochester Medical Center, Department of Medical Humanities and Bioethics, Rochester, NY, USA.
Abstract:
"Emergency contraception" case law from the state of Washington is reviewed and analyzed. Important legal, social policy, and professional ethical questions are considered with focus on professional and institutional conscientious objection to participating in this therapy.
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