El médico y la objeción de conciencia: Opinión del Departamento de Ética del Colegio Médico de Chile A. G.

The Chilean bill that regulates abortion for three cases (Bulletin Nº 9895-11) includes the possibility that health professionals may manifest their conscientious objection (CO) to perform this procedure. Due to the broad impact that the issue of C O had, the Ethics Department of the Chilean College...

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Autores principales:	Salas,Sofía P, Besio,Mauricio, Bórquez Estefó,Gladys, Salinas,Rodrigo A, Valenzuela,Carlos Y, Micolich,Constanza, Novoa Sotta,Fernando, Bernier Villarroel,Lioniel, Montt M,Julio, Misseroni Raddatz,Adelio
Lenguaje:	Spanish / Castilian
Publicado:	Sociedad Médica de Santiago 2016
Materias:	Abortion, induced Ethics Professionalism
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spelling	oai:scielo:S0034-988720160003000152016-06-13El médico y la objeción de conciencia: Opinión del Departamento de Ética del Colegio Médico de Chile A. G.Salas,Sofía PBesio,MauricioBórquez Estefó,GladysSalinas,Rodrigo AValenzuela,Carlos YMicolich,ConstanzaNovoa Sotta,FernandoBernier Villarroel,LionielMontt M,JulioMisseroni Raddatz,Adelio Abortion, induced Ethics Professionalism The Chilean bill that regulates abortion for three cases (Bulletin Nº 9895-11) includes the possibility that health professionals may manifest their conscientious objection (CO) to perform this procedure. Due to the broad impact that the issue of C O had, the Ethics Department of the Chilean College of Physicians considered important to review this concept and its ethical and legal basis, especially in the field of sexual and reproductive health. In the present document, we define the practical limit s of CO, both for the proper fulfillment of the medical profession obligations, and for the due respect and non-discrimination that the professional objector deserves. We analyze the denial of some health institutions to perform abortions if it is legalize d, and we end with recommendations adjusted to the Chilean reality. Specifically, we recognize the right to conscientious objection that all physicians who directly participate in a professional act have. But we a lso recognize that physicians have ineludib le obligations towards their patients, including the obligation to inform about the existence of this service, how to access to it and -as set out in our code of ethics- to ensure that another colleague will continue attending the patient.info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessSociedad Médica de SantiagoRevista médica de Chile v.144 n.3 20162016-03-01text/htmlhttp://www.scielo.cl/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0034-98872016000300015es10.4067/S0034-98872016000300015
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spellingShingle	Abortion, induced Ethics Professionalism Salas,Sofía P Besio,Mauricio Bórquez Estefó,Gladys Salinas,Rodrigo A Valenzuela,Carlos Y Micolich,Constanza Novoa Sotta,Fernando Bernier Villarroel,Lioniel Montt M,Julio Misseroni Raddatz,Adelio El médico y la objeción de conciencia: Opinión del Departamento de Ética del Colegio Médico de Chile A. G.
description	The Chilean bill that regulates abortion for three cases (Bulletin Nº 9895-11) includes the possibility that health professionals may manifest their conscientious objection (CO) to perform this procedure. Due to the broad impact that the issue of C O had, the Ethics Department of the Chilean College of Physicians considered important to review this concept and its ethical and legal basis, especially in the field of sexual and reproductive health. In the present document, we define the practical limit s of CO, both for the proper fulfillment of the medical profession obligations, and for the due respect and non-discrimination that the professional objector deserves. We analyze the denial of some health institutions to perform abortions if it is legalize d, and we end with recommendations adjusted to the Chilean reality. Specifically, we recognize the right to conscientious objection that all physicians who directly participate in a professional act have. But we a lso recognize that physicians have ineludib le obligations towards their patients, including the obligation to inform about the existence of this service, how to access to it and -as set out in our code of ethics- to ensure that another colleague will continue attending the patient.
author	Salas,Sofía P Besio,Mauricio Bórquez Estefó,Gladys Salinas,Rodrigo A Valenzuela,Carlos Y Micolich,Constanza Novoa Sotta,Fernando Bernier Villarroel,Lioniel Montt M,Julio Misseroni Raddatz,Adelio
author_facet	Salas,Sofía P Besio,Mauricio Bórquez Estefó,Gladys Salinas,Rodrigo A Valenzuela,Carlos Y Micolich,Constanza Novoa Sotta,Fernando Bernier Villarroel,Lioniel Montt M,Julio Misseroni Raddatz,Adelio
author_sort	Salas,Sofía P
title	El médico y la objeción de conciencia: Opinión del Departamento de Ética del Colegio Médico de Chile A. G.
title_short	El médico y la objeción de conciencia: Opinión del Departamento de Ética del Colegio Médico de Chile A. G.
title_full	El médico y la objeción de conciencia: Opinión del Departamento de Ética del Colegio Médico de Chile A. G.
title_fullStr	El médico y la objeción de conciencia: Opinión del Departamento de Ética del Colegio Médico de Chile A. G.
title_full_unstemmed	El médico y la objeción de conciencia: Opinión del Departamento de Ética del Colegio Médico de Chile A. G.
title_sort	el médico y la objeción de conciencia: opinión del departamento de ética del colegio médico de chile a. g.
publisher	Sociedad Médica de Santiago
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El médico y la objeción de conciencia: Opinión del Departamento de Ética del Colegio Médico de Chile A. G.

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