During the interview Emma is told that though the new doctor she will be working for does not perform abortions, he often treats women who have had or are planning on having an abortion
Elaine further explains to Emma the importance that professionalism plays when dealing with such sensitive matters and how all employees must be able to maintain the highest level of professionalism, regardless of the employee's personal views. Explain how Emma's morals and ethics would play a role in her decision to accept this position.
It is essential that Emma would be able to treat all patients with compassion and respect regardless of the personal decisions they make concerning their healthcare. It is possible that Emma might consider that her personal ethics and morals would be compromised by helping and establishing referral appointments for women who want to have abortions. If this is the case, she should not accept a position.
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