Reading the law, it's very clear what treatment may be withheld for reasons of conscience, and under what circumstances. Whether the condition was serious enough to be life threatening is one question, but also medication to stop bleeding regardless of the reason doesn't fit any of the categories listed.
I'd say Walgreen's was right to take that "corrective action" in regards to the former pharmacist. Here's hoping she didn't go back to any position in the medical field. Its obviously not a good fit for her conscience - or lack thereof.
I'd say Walgreen's was right to take that "corrective action" in regards to the former pharmacist. Here's hoping she didn't go back to any position in the medical field. Its obviously not a good fit for her conscience - or lack thereof.