Posts tagged Professional Guidance
NCBC Joins Amicus Brief in Support of Conscience Rights

VALERIE KLOOSTERMAN, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. METROPOLITAN HOSPITAL, ET AL., Defendants-Appellees. ______________________

  • Kloosterman v. University of Michigan Health System: Physician assistant was terminated for refusing to use “preferred pronouns.” NCBC, Catholic Medical Association, the National Association of Catholic Nurses, USA , et al., filed an amicus brief in support of conscience rights to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 5th Circuit and a decision is pending.

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Summary of Triage Principles and Applications for Catholic Health Care Organizations

Triage protocols can be ethically appropriate when a genuine crisis situation arises, the demand for resources (e.g., space, staff, and equipment) surpasses availability, and other reasonable efforts to increase supply fail to meet the need. This resource is a summary of our full “Triage Protocol Guidelines.”

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