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Imposing our morality

Conscientious objection to abortion - ethics, polemic and law (United Kingdom)

The Christian Conscience in Modern Medicine

Postcript for the Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology Canada: Morgentaler vs. Professors Cook and Dickens

Belgium: Redefining Palliative Care and Forcing Physicians to Refer for Euthanasia

The Silence of Good People and Non-cooperation with Evil: A Response to Prof. R. Alta Charo

Service or Servitude: Reflections on Freedom of Conscience for Health Care Workers

Joint Statement on Preventing and Resolving Ethical Conflicts Involving Health Care Providers and Persons Receiving Care

For Students

Ethics Profiling in the Health Care Profession

Med School 101: You must perform or refer for abortion

Project letter to Western Standard Re: University of Manitoba Medical Student

Should doctors be forced to abandon their faith? (Re: University of Manitoba Medical Student)

Are Pro-Life Healthcare Providers Becoming an Endangered Species?

Project Letter to the Editor, Journal of Obstetrics & Gynaecology (Canada) 5 April, 2004

John Paul II: Address to the Participants to the International Congress "Life-Sustaining Treatments and Vegetative State: Scientific Advances and Ethical Dilemmas (20 March, 2004)

Eternal Vigilance is the Price of Conscience Protection: The Freedom of Conscience in Relation to "Health" (19 March, 2004)

Freedom of Conscience and the Needs of the Patient

Medical Students for Choice: Pro-choice group at UBC (British Columbia, Canada. October, 2002)

The Training of Obstetricians: a Resident's View (Europe, 2001)

"Can't take the heat, get out of the kitchen":
Law professor tells senators how he deals with conscientious objectors Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada (1995-2000)

Student pressured to participate in abortion Saskatchewan, Canada (1999)

Med-School Admission Committees: Tainted by Pro-choice Bias? Canada, (1995)

Imposing our morality

Conscientious objection to abortion - ethics, polemic and law (United Kingdom)

The Christian Conscience in Modern Medicine

Postcript for the Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology Canada: Morgentaler vs. Professors Cook and Dickens

Belgium: Redefining Palliative Care and Forcing Physicians to Refer for Euthanasia

The Silence of Good People and Non-cooperation with Evil: A Response to Prof. R. Alta Charo

Service or Servitude: Reflections on Freedom of Conscience for Health Care Workers

Joint Statement on Preventing and Resolving Ethical Conflicts Involving Health Care Providers and Persons Receiving Care

Ethics Profiling in the Health Care Profession

Are Pro-Life Healthcare Providers Becoming an Endangered Species?

Project Letter to the Editor, Journal of Obstetrics & Gynaecology (Canada) 5 April, 2004

John Paul II: Address to the Participants to the International Congress "Life-Sustaining Treatments and Vegetative State: Scientific Advances and Ethical Dilemmas (20 March, 2004)

Eternal Vigilance is the Price of Conscience Protection: The Freedom of Conscience in Relation to "Health" (19 March, 2004)

Freedom of Conscience and the Needs of the Patient

Assisted Suicide:  What Role for Nurses?

From Abortion to Euthanasia: Nurses on the Spot (British Columbia, Canada)

Traumatised Health Care Professionals Forced to Take Part in Abortion Procedures
South Africa (June, 2002)

Crisis at Philadelphia Hospital Highlights The Violation Of Women’s Rights Due To Mismanagement Of Our Health System (26 June,2002)

ACLJ  wins Religious Discrimination Case Against California Health Agency Over 'Morning-After Pill' (28 May, 2002)

Oregon Health Department Nurse Loses Job to Pro-Life Beliefs Salem, Oregon, USA (January, 2002)

Louisiana Health Dept. Reverses Itself In "Morning-After" Pill Case.State Agrees To Provide Religious Accommodation For Nurse After Discrimination Complaint Filed With EEOC (28 October, 2002)

ACLJ Files Religious Discrimination Complaint With EEOC Against Louisiana Health Dept. Over "Morning-After" Pill (23 October, 2002)

Accommodating Conscience (Canada.  October, 2002)

ACLJ Files Religious Discrimination Suit Against California Health Agency Over "Morning-After" Pill (1 December, 2000)

Foothills Hospital Now Forces Nurses To Participate In Genetic Terminations  Calgary, Alberta, Canada (1999)

Nurses At Foothills Hospital Rebel Over The Horrifying Results Of Late-Term 'Genetic Terminations' Calgary, Alberta, Canada (1999)

Bishop protests on behalf of nurses (Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada)(1997)

Nurses triumphant!  Human rights case ends in settlement (1999)
Markham-Stoufville, Ontario, Canada  (1993-1999)

Markham-Stoufville Hospital (Ontario, Canada)(1999)

St. Vincent Hospital (Santa Fe, New Mexico, U.S.A.)(1995)

Access to Abortion Services Act (British Columbia): Implications for conscientious objectors
(27 October, 2000)

Hospital restricts nurses' freedom of conscience (1993) Markham-Stoufville, Ontario, Canada  (1993-1999)

21 out of 30 paediatric nurses resign Mississauga, Ontario, Canada (1988)

Nurse refused employment, forced to resign British Columbia, Canada (1977-1984)

 

Imposing our morality

To Market, To Market

Neil Noesen v Department of Regulation and Licensing and Pharmacy Examining Board

Pharmacist appeals Wisconsin Pharmacy Examining Board’s Final Disciplinary Decision

In the Matter of the Disciplinary Proceedings Against Neil Noesen, RPH Final Decision and Order LS0310091PHM

Postcript for the Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology Canada: Morgentaler vs. Professors Cook and Dickens

Belgium: Redefining Palliative Care and Forcing Physicians to Refer for Euthanasia

The Silence of Good People and Non-cooperation with Evil: A Response to Prof. R. Alta Charo

Service or Servitude: Reflections on Freedom of Conscience for Health Care Workers

Joint Statement on Preventing and Resolving Ethical Conflicts Involving Health Care Providers and Persons Receiving Care

Project letter to the editor, Canadian Pharmaceutical Journal

Letter to the Editor, Canadian Pharmaceutical Journal (Alarcon)

Letter to the Editor, Canadian Pharmaceutical Journal (Bizecki)

Ethics Profiling in the Health Care Profession

Ann Nadalini: Address to College Council and Pharmacists AGM, College of Pharmacists of B.C. (20 November, 2004)

Testimony of Karen Brauer re: Ohio House Bill 68 (May, 2004)

Testimony of Robert Garbe re: Ohio House Bill 68 (May, 2004)

Project Letter to the Editor, National Post (Canada) 22 May, 2004

Are Pro-Life Healthcare Providers Becoming an Endangered Species?

Freedom of Conscience and the Needs of the Patient

Issues of Concern in Pharmacy Practice: The Morning After Pill (Pamphlet)

Project Letter to the Editor, Calgary Herald (Alberta, Canada) 12 February, 2004

When Rights Collide (7 February, 2004)

Alarcon: Address to AGM, College of Pharmacists of BC (November, 2003)

Agreement- Calgary Co-operative Association and Pharmacist Maria Bizecki (2003)

Assembly Labor Committee Approves Pharmacists' Conscience Clause (14 May, 2003)

Project Letter to the Editor, Cybercast News Service (USA) 5 March, 2003

Testimony of Pharmacist Noesen Re: Wisconsin Assembly  Bill 63 Wisconsin, USA (March, 2003)

Pro-life pharmacist thought she'd be blacklisted (British Columbia, Canada.  January, 2003

Testimony of Pharmacist Klubertanz Re: Wisconsin Senate Bill 21 Wisconsin, USA (March, 2003)

Project Letter to the Editor, Daily News (Halifax, N.S.), 27 December, 2002

Pharmacy colleges quash conscientious objection Canada (October, 2002)

Stonewalling Leads to Call for New Freedom of Information Law (22 April, 2002)

Interview:  Seeking an Ever Clearer Conscience(2002)

Project Letter to the Editor (Globe and Mail)18 December, 2001

Letter to the Editor (Pharmacy Practice) Re: Ethics and Patient Care, in the June issue of Pharmacy Practice 22 July, 2001

Project Letter to the Editor (Pharmacy Practice) 10 July, 2001

Project Letter to the Editor (The Ottawa Citizen) 4 July, 2001

In Defence of the New Heretics: A Response to Frank Archer (July, 2000)

Project Letter to the Editor (Canadian Pharmaceutical Journal) 19 June, 2001

Project Letter to the Editor (The Province)  14 June, 2001

Customer Isn't Always Right on Issues of Conscience (June, 2001)

Project Letter to the Editor (Post-Crescent) 3 May, 2001

Editorial- (Canadian Pharmaceutical Journal) April, 2001

Report Faults Pharmacists' Ethics Committee (29 March, 2001)

College of Pharmacists of British Columbia: Conduct of the Ethics Advisory Committee (26 March, 2001)

Project Letter to the Editor (Pharmacy Practice) 1 February, 2001

Project Letter to the Editor (Canadian Pharmaceutical Journal) 29 January, 2001

ACLJ Gets Legal Victory as Lawsuit Against KMart Involvong Abortion Producing Drugs Moves Forward  (24 January, 2001)

Project Letter to the Editor (The Star Phoenix)  11 January, 2001

ABC Health Service Agency (Kansas, U.S.A.) (2001)

"Autonomy", "Justice", and the Legal Requirement to Accommodate the Conscience and Beliefs of Professionals in Health Care (Revised March 2001)

Project Letter to the Editor (The Province) 24 November, 2000

B.C. Pharmacist Wins Substantial Support For "Conscientious Objectors" at AGM (15 October, 2000)

Protection of Conscience Project Submission on Model Code of Ethics for Canadian Pharmacists (16 August, 2000) 

Project Letter to the Editor (Pharmacy Practice) 10 August, 2000

Project Letter to the Editor (Pharmacy Practice) 13 July, 2000

Project Letter to the Editor (The Standard) 29 June, 2000

Pharmacists for life support Manitoba conscience policy (7 June, 2000)

Project Letter to the Editor (Winnipeg Sun) 6 June, 2000

Freedom of Conscience Recognized (5  June, 2000)

Concerned Pharmacists for Conscience applaud Manitoba conscience policy (5 June, 2000)

Letter to the Editor (Globe & Mail) May 10, 2000

Project Letter to the Editor (Globe & Mail) 28 April, 2000

Project Letter to the Editor (Edmonton Sun) 25 April, 2000

Pharmacists for Life Re: College of Pharmacists of BC (12 April, 2000)

Concerned Pharmacists for Conscience Re: Preven (24 March, 2000)

Kmart pharmacist fired for refusing to dispense abortifacient
Cincinnati, Ohio, U.S.A. (1996)

Imposing our morality

Contraception for the Unmarried

Conscientious objection to abortion - ethics, polemic and law (United Kingdom)

The Christian Conscience in Modern Medicine

Catholic Health Care Providers and the Issue of Emergency Contraception: Offering Compassion and Truth in Cases of Rape and Sexual Assault

Postcript for the Journal of Obstetrics andGynaecology Canada:Morgentaler vs. Professors Cook and Dickens

Project Letter to the Editor, Journal of Obstetrics &Gynaecology (Canada) 5 April, 2004

Belgium: Redefining Palliative Care and Forcing Physicians to Refer for Euthanasia

The Silence of Good People and Non-cooperation with Evil: A Response to Prof. R. Alta Charo

Service or Servitude: Reflections on Freedom of Conscience for Health Care Workers

Joint Statement on Preventing and Resolving Ethical Conflicts Involving Health Care Providers and Persons Receiving Care

What about doctors' right to choose?

Ethics Profiling in the Health Care Profession

Should doctors be forced to abandon their faith? (Re: University of Manitoba Medical Student)

Are Pro-Life Healthcare Providers Becoming an Endangered Species?

Project Letter to the Editor, Journal of Obstetrics & Gynaecology (Canada) 5 April, 2004

John Paul II: Address to the Participants to the International Congress "Life-Sustaining Treatments and Vegetative State: Scientific Advances and Ethical Dilemmas (20 March, 2004)

Eternal Vigilance is the Price of Conscience Protection: The Freedom of Conscience in Relation to "Health" (19 March, 2004)

Freedom of Conscience and the Needs of the Patient

Project Letter to the Editor, New Brunswick/Saint John Telegraph Journal 12 November, 2002

A Doctor's Choice.  (September, 2002)

College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario & Dr. S. Dawson (Canada) (August, 2002)

General practice docs and obstetrics (British Columbia, Canada.  September, 2002)

Who is "imposing morality" in Barrie? (Project response to CBC Op-Ed piece, April, 2002)

Doctor's faith under scrutiny: Barrie physician won't offer the pill, could lose his licence 
Barrie, Ontario, Canada (February, 2002)

Project Letter to the Editor, New Brunswick/Saint John Telegraph Journal 24 February, 2002

Aryan Defender Highlights BC Medical Journal (24 February, 2002)

Project Letter to the Editor, National Post, 23 February, 2002

Project Letter to the Editor, The Barrie Examiner, 22 February, 2002

Project Letter to the Editor (BC Medical Journal) 16 February, 2002

Letter to the Editor, Telegraph Journal (New Brunswick, Canada) February 14, 2002

Canadian Physicians for Life (5 June, 2001)

Pharmacists' Conscience Clause Given Stamp of Approval (April 27, 2001)

The Particular Witness of a Catholic Obstetrician and Gynaecologist:
A Sign of Contradiction in the Culture of Death (2001)

A national battle over healthcare ethics threatens to put any conscience-guided Doctor in the Lions’ Den (2001)

Morning-after pill poses moral dilemma for some MDs (St. Catherines, Ontario, Canada)(2000)

Christian Doctor Denied Employment Glasgow, Scotland (October, 2000)

Access to Appointments: The Effect of Discrimination on Careers Glasgow, Scotland (October, 2000)

Life Support, Anyone?  Pro-Life Physician Answers the Challenge (Los Angeles, California) (1999-2000)

Doctor sued for birth of Down Syndrome child (Somerville, New Jersey, U.S.A.) (1999)

Alberta College of Physicians and Surgeons challenged to think about conscience rights (October 11, 1999)

Are State Doctors in the Western Cape willing to implement the Choice of Termination of Pregnancy Act of 1996? An opinion survey conducted in the Western Cape in November 1997.

Question of Conscience United Kingdom (1973-2001)

Dual Testimony from the Gynaecological-Obstetrical Frontline (Europe, 1968-2001)

The Silence of Good People and Non-cooperation with Evil: A Response to Prof. R. Alta Charo

Service or Servitude: Reflections on Freedom of Conscience for Health Care Workers

Joint Statement on Preventing and Resolving Ethical Conflicts Involving Health Care Providers and Persons Receiving Care

Ambulance Attendant Fired

Freedom of Conscience and the Needs of the Patient

Hospital aide fired for refusing to clean abortion instruments Valparaiso, Indiana, U.S.A. (1986)

Freedom of Conscience and the Needs of the Patient

Joint Statement on Preventing and Resolving Ethical Conflicts Involving Health Care Providers and Persons Receiving Care

Transition house workers fired, denied benefits for 'misconduct' North Bay, Ontario, Canada (1988)

Worker fired for refusing payment for illegal abortion Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada (1985)