Protect “Good Medical Practice” in Australia: safeguard the Medical Board Code of Conduct.
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Vince Hartwig
8 years ago
No matter what a person must be able to act with in their deeply held beleifs We are all acountable to God for what we do.
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Joan Davidson
8 years ago
And what occurs when a Doctor is being asked to perform FGM? After all, this is a "cultural practice"
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S G Davey
8 years ago
There are only two genders .
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Mike CRONIN
8 years ago
Please uphold the long established code for the well being of all
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David and Ruth Clark
8 years ago
Doctors and patients both have their own rights of freedom of speech and religion that must be upheld.
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Carol Spillane
8 years ago
No doctor should ever have to act against his or her conscience for the sake of political correctness.
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Tony Smith
8 years ago
A doctor and the patient should have the ability to define how they will perform and receive treatment.
It is a private matter between the doctor and patient and each has their own rights of freedom of speech and religion that should be respected.
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Reza Davari
8 years ago
This is democratic society and you cannot punish an individual for their views
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Anonymous
8 years ago
A Doctor should be able to treat his patients in accordance with his/her convictions.
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Christopher Svolos
8 years ago
Such ridiculously subjective unjustified changes mean Doctors could easily be targeted by a family or group that simply disagrees with who they are and some cultures or groups wouldn't actually put the patients welfare above their own agenda. Another example of PC destructiveness.
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Paul Fenton
8 years ago
A doctor should have the right to practice there profession according to their conscience without politically correct interference.
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Trevor Harvey
8 years ago
I am very concerned about proposed changes to the Medical Board's Code of Conduct. Doctors must remain free to exercise sound clinical judgement according to their conscience.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
We want good medical practice, not politically correct decisions that fly in the face of reality.
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David chu
8 years ago
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Lorraine Ewing
8 years ago
Doctors need to be free to practice good medicine, including explaining options to patients. The base should be good medicine not political correctness .
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Robert Merrells
8 years ago
No doctor should have to go against his or her conscience for political correctness.
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Ian Headley
8 years ago
No doctor should feel that their right to legally provide medical care to promote life and health is threatened by the vagaries of 'cultural' preference.
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Kathleen Pitman
8 years ago
I want my doctor to hold strong moral and ethical codes of conduct. PC is not correct and robs society of common sense.
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Mark Hanley
8 years ago
Devious and creepy ramifications of changes made 'in the shadows', I strongly disagree to the suggested changes.
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Graeme Furlong
8 years ago
History records the Stalin and Hitler and other regimes where Doctors were unable to exercise freedom of choice or forced to Godless medical ethics.
No matter what a person must be able to act with in their deeply held beleifs We are all acountable to God for what we do.
And what occurs when a Doctor is being asked to perform FGM? After all, this is a "cultural practice" .
There are only two genders .
Please uphold the long established code for the well being of all
Doctors and patients both have their own rights of freedom of speech and religion that must be upheld.
No doctor should ever have to act against his or her conscience for the sake of political correctness.
A doctor and the patient should have the ability to define how they will perform and receive treatment. It is a private matter between the doctor and patient and each has their own rights of freedom of speech and religion that should be respected.
This is democratic society and you cannot punish an individual for their views
A Doctor should be able to treat his patients in accordance with his/her convictions.
Such ridiculously subjective unjustified changes mean Doctors could easily be targeted by a family or group that simply disagrees with who they are and some cultures or groups wouldn't actually put the patients welfare above their own agenda. Another example of PC destructiveness.
A doctor should have the right to practice there profession according to their conscience without politically correct interference.
I am very concerned about proposed changes to the Medical Board's Code of Conduct. Doctors must remain free to exercise sound clinical judgement according to their conscience.
We want good medical practice, not politically correct decisions that fly in the face of reality.
I
Doctors need to be free to practice good medicine, including explaining options to patients. The base should be good medicine not political correctness .
No doctor should have to go against his or her conscience for political correctness.
No doctor should feel that their right to legally provide medical care to promote life and health is threatened by the vagaries of 'cultural' preference.
I want my doctor to hold strong moral and ethical codes of conduct. PC is not correct and robs society of common sense.
Devious and creepy ramifications of changes made 'in the shadows', I strongly disagree to the suggested changes.
History records the Stalin and Hitler and other regimes where Doctors were unable to exercise freedom of choice or forced to Godless medical ethics.