
Nebraska bill would allow healthcare providers to 'conscientiously object' to procedures
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Nebraska lawmakers are considering a bill which would allow healthcare providers to refuse service based on ethical or religious beliefs.
The bill includes nearly three pages of language protecting providers who conscientiously object to providing treatment from lawsuits, criminal charges and professional ethics charges.
The bill would also allow medical practices, clinics and hospitals to refuse treatment based on conscientious objections and would allow businesses and health insurance companies to refuse to pay for treatment for the same reasons.
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