Do you think it's fair for a doctor to choose not to prescribe birth control because it's against his religious beliefs?

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Idk I said no but then again you should probably just get a different doctor that has views that more closely align themselves with yours

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Different doctors have the right to have different ethics and practices. You have the right to find one that matches your ethics and needs. I think they have the right to choose what they're comfortable doing, and you have the right to choose a doctor you're comfortable with. If you don't like how they operate, then by all means find a doctor that is more compatible to you

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It shouldn't matter if it's against his/her beliefs. That's their job, to keep their patient's protected.

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Yes because you chose to go to that doctor. If you don't like it then switch

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As a nurse myself, when you work in the health care field you have to put the health of your patients above your beliefs. I am a devout Christian and am against abortion but, if I worked in OB and had a patient that chose to have an abortion than I would care for her just the same as I would care for the patient that chose to have a baby. It is hard, in the ER doctors and nurses have to care for people who have done horrible things, you wouldn't want to know some of the stories. But we have to care for them or we aren't keeping our othes.

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I kind of do, because thet shouldn't have to support something that goes against their beliefs but there needs to be birth control available and available doctors for those that want it

Do you think it's fair for a doctor to choose not to prescribe birth control because it's against his religious beliefs?

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