The Moral Compass of Medicine: Exploring Ethical Dilemmas
Today’s physicians face evolving ethical challenges, from navigating state-specific regulations to managing patient care under economic pressures. Dr. Alisha Thompson Bennett from Alabama and Dr. Judy Wright from New York City describe the difficulties in providing comprehensive care amid restrictive local laws and economic limitations. Dr. Todd Thames discusses the complexities introduced by Texas Senate Bill 8, which significantly constrains abortion access, highlighting the tension between legal constraints and medical ethics.
As a New York State physician, your involvement in MSSNY committees is invaluable. By joining, you have the opportunity to bring your unique experiences and perspectives to the forefront of medical policy discussions. Participating in a committee allows you to contribute to shaping the future of healthcare and empowers you to advocate effectively for the needs of your patients and your profession. Your voice can lead to meaningful change, ensuring that the policies enacted reflect the realities and ethics of modern medical practice. We encourage you to step forward, join a MSSNY committee, and help us navigate these complex issues together.
The Moral Compass of Medicine: Exploring Ethical Dilemmas (Hochwald, Medscape, 4/23).
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