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Protect “Good Medical Practice” in Australia: safeguard the Medical Board Code of Conduct.

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Levi Vonk
8 years ago

Doctors should not have go against their own fundamental beliefs

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Anonymous
8 years ago

It is an unconscionable proposal for the sake of political correctness because it compromises our overall basic principles of medical ethics.

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Des Richardson
8 years ago

The Hypocratic Oath has served to protect both patients and doctors for many years. To seek such detrimental changes is unacceptable.,

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Chantelle
8 years ago

I completely disagree with their proposed changes

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Christine Gillie
8 years ago

There are so many things all Dr are going to be confronted with in the years to come...abortion on demand and euthanasia which clearly goes against all Christian belief the Dr creed from years gone by. Our medical profession have to be protected and given the right of their freedom of choice...everyone has the right to freedom of choice not just those that can shout the loudest.

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Scott Winkler
8 years ago

We need good medical advice to make the right decisions.

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Cherith Nelson-Milnes
8 years ago

It seems ludicrous to change a code of conduct so that cultural considerations are given precedence over the carefully considered decisions of a professional who has trained for many years to achieve expertise in health care. I fully support patient input and self-determination in their own care, but it must go hand-in-hand with the advice and direction of a medical practitioner who can be confident in the knowledge that their clinical judgement and own freedom of conscience will be respected to allow them to do the absolute best for their patient.

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Ivy Chu
8 years ago

Who is the professional person to decide what treatment is appropriate for the patient? Why do they believe the patient or relatives who are not medically trained can override a medical professional's decision?

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John Chu
8 years ago

It is insane that AHPRA has such proposed changes. It is detrimental to patient care.

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James Dawson
8 years ago

I disagree with the proposed changes to the code of conduct for medical practice.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

The precepts of the Hypocratic Oath as it currently exists protects both patients and doctors and should not be changed

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Jane Chapple
8 years ago

This will be a nightmare if euthanasia is legalised.

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Vince Chapple
8 years ago

This looks like a bad idea made by a politically correct committee

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Robert Bom
8 years ago

The Hippocratic Oath has stood as a icon of trust for the medical profession for a very long time. Changing it to help change the world with all its new fads and infatuations rather than the good and proven guidelines to me is like tinkering with the building blocks of our once civilized culture by causing chaos and out of the ashes to arise a new society. Good Marxist thinking, but useless to decent citizens. Robert Bom

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Ian Cullen
8 years ago

The notion of empowering patients or their families to dictate their demands to doctors is like giving the piloting command of a plane to an enthusiastic but inexperienced child.

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Mike Harrison
8 years ago

It would be insane to allow patients to decide on medical treatments that doctors are then forced to provide. Keep the Medical Board code of conduct as it is!

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Patricia Mason
8 years ago

I believe that doctors don’t have the right to play God, by deciding what treatment a person is either given, or not.

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Michele Browne
8 years ago

I fully support this petition.

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Jean McSkimming
8 years ago

We choose our Doctor because we have found him/her to be a skilled medical practitioner, and one who has high ethical values - please retain the current code to which all practitioner's subscribe.

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Geoff Westlake
8 years ago

Please fix the changes in line with this petition.