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In this episode, Blyss and Dr. Stu are getting into the ethics of decision-making and informed consent. Between gray area guidelines, personal bias, and passed down dumb doctor dogma, this topic can be confusing. Today Dr. Stu and Blyss share their perspective on the foundational value of their practice.
In this episode of Birthing Instincts
- The downside to being licensed by the state
- The different types of informed consent
- Who decided the standard for good medical practice
- Ethical decision making
- The right of uninformed refusal
Connect with Dr. Stu
- Instagram: @birthinginstincts
- Website: birthinginstincts.com
Connect with Blyss
- Instagram: @birthingblyss
- Website: birthingblyss.com
Show References:
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Dr. Stu’s letter from the AMA
ACOG Committee Opinion No. 664
Episode 151: Subtle Coercion is Still Coercion
Episode 157: Last Incubator on the Left
The Straw Men of Ethics: A Different Opinion
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