Davis Argues That a Doctor's Reasons for Refusing Treatment Are

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Essay

Davis argues that a doctor's reasons for refusing treatment are irrelevant as long as either the doctor provides restitution or restitution is unnecessary. Do you agree that a doctor's own reasons are irrelevant to refusal of treatment? Does this contradict with Davis's presentation of the duty of referral to another doctor? Provide examples.

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