… in specific healthcare policy contexts. We argue that demands of the type made by conscientious
… broad, and would allow objecting healthcare providers to prevent other persons from …

… committee to determine reliably whether a health professional satisfies the two conditions, …
genuineness of conscientious objections in a health care context. Health professionals who …

… The increasing exercise of CO, and its impact on large segments of the population, is made
more complex by the provision of government-funded health care benefits by private entities. …

… in the light of conscientious healthcare provision will be … in conscientious objection could
compromise a healthcare … health care providers’ reasons to express a conscientious objection …

… provided for conscientious objectors in health care. Since that special issue was published
over a decade ago, debate has both widened to encompass new areas of concern—such as …

… Although the US draft ended in 1973, the provisions for and regulation of conscientious
objection remain intact for men who are required to register with the Selective Service System. …

… -based refusals by health care professionals, and can be … of conscientious objection in
three representative health care … include the following provision for conscientious objection: …

… Footnote 15 Finally, religious traditions are not necessarily monolithic with respect to the
various proscriptions that could impact on the provision of health care services. For instance, …

… obstetrics has provided more occasions of conscientious objection … health care services
allow persons’ access to lawful care to be denied or obstructed due to physicians’ conscientious …

… ’s health and the enjoyment of their human rights. To eliminate this barrier, states should
implement regulations for healthcare providers on how to invoke conscientious … for care and in …