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The Conscience of a Pharmacist.

Brian L Erstad¹

¹University of Arizona College of Pharmacy, Tucson, Arizona.

American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education

|April 10, 2019

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Pharmacists

Area of Science:

Pharmacy Ethics
Professional Responsibility

Background:

Examines conscience-clause cases from a pharmacist's and academician's viewpoint.
Highlights the social contract between health professionals and patients.

Discussion:

Addresses the ethical considerations of health professionals' right to refuse service.
Emphasizes that patient interests must be prioritized above personal beliefs.

Key Insights:

The social contract mandates that health professionals place patient welfare paramount.
Discussions on refusing services must be grounded in professional duties and patient responsibilities.

Outlook:

Further exploration of the balance between professional autonomy and patient care is needed.

Keywords:

clinical ethics health professions moral duties pharmacist pharmacy students

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