Conscientious Objection 101 Webinar - Lunchbox Learning August

Knowing your responsibilities as a conscientious objector in abortion care is important for several reasons.

First, it helps you understand your legal rights and obligations as a healthcare provider who objects to participating in abortions, preventing potential legal or ethical violations.

Secondly, it enables you to communicate your objections clearly and respectfully to patients, colleagues, and employers, fostering mutual understanding and avoiding conflicts.

Lastly, it allows you to identify alternative options for patients seeking abortion care, such as referring them to other providers or facilities.

This short workshop explores the legal responsibilities of medical professionals who are conscientious objectors to abortion. It covers the relevant laws and how to comply with legal requirements while staying true to personal values. The workshop also provides practical strategies for meeting these legal obligations.