How Do Religious Beliefs Play Into Maternal Health Care?

There's people with strongly held religious beliefs that are practising, and their beliefs may limit some of the care that they provide. If this is a life or lamb emergency case, you are expected to perform your duty as a physician. En if not, there is no ethical, moral or legal ramifications for not doing so. Having your group know that you know you may or may not participate in certain types of cases allows them to be able to schedule the right person for that case. And it was he situation of, oh, this patient is refusing a covet squab. Wat what do we do? We have to do the case anyways. So we'll do standard unocovet