Doctors took an oath to preserve life and do no harm. They have a right to fulfill their oaths to the best of their ability and belief. No doctor should be forced to participate in any practice that is contrary to their conscience and beliefs. I believe that this should apply to every medical professional including hospices that do not want to participate in medically assistance in dying.
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