When Can Dying Patients Get a Lifesaving Abortion? These Hospital Panels Will Now Decide.

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When Can Dying Patients Get a Lifesaving Abortion? These Hospital Panels Will Now Decide.
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Texas doctors have forced women to wait until they experience sepsis and hemorrhage before they can get an abortion.

about their work to the public, and their membership is usually kept secret; as a rule, they do not talk to the press. They have long functioned in the background, a mostly obscure feature of hospital administration. Now that’s all changed: In our post-Advertisement

American hospitals, especially those affiliated with universities, began to establish these committees in the 1960s. Christine Mitchell, president of the Association of Bioethics Program Directors and executive director of Harvard Medical School’s Center of Bioethics, told Slate that in their early days, the panels primarily discussed the ethical quandaries regarding technological advances and end-of-life care.

Today, Mitchell said, hospital ethics committees consult with medical staff on a wide range of issues. They typically include physicians, nurses, community members, hospital chaplains, clinical ethicists—and, often, attorneys. Their work goes beyond ethics consultation: Committees also develop written policies and education, for the hospital and the broader community, about medical ethics.

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