Medical Ethics ? ( 2 )

Once again I re-post an article that should be read and well considered , it is by The Opinionator at Up Pompeii . I make no comment .

Trust Your Muslim Doctor? --- Think Again

FROM THEOPINIONATOR:

Shiek Yer'Mami over at the Winds of Jihad has posted the results of a poll where the question asked was: Do you trust muslim doctors?

67% said they do NOT trust muslim doctors

I thought this was a good time to repost a blog I wrote regarding the Muslim Doctor's Association of Great Britain - which clearly shows that doubts about trusting muslim doctors are well founded. Can you imagine if other non muslim doctors cited non muslims as their priority?

UK MUSLIM DOCTOR ASSOCIATION EXPOSES THEY ONLY CARE ABOUT MUSLIMS

29/12/08 UPDATE - the original link to the MDDA no longer exists ---HERE is the new LINK-- the constitution has not changed.

Below is the beginning section of the Constitution of the Muslim Doctors and Dentists Association of the UK -

Please note under section 2 Objects and powers- that their main object is to ADVANCE THE ISLAMIC RELIGION IN THE UK and to promote and preserve the good health of MUSLIMS in the UK.

NO WHERE IS IT FOUND THAT THE MUSLIM DOCTORS AND DENTISTS HAVE AS THEIR PRIME OBJECTIVE THE GOOD HEALTH OF THE NON MUSLIM BRITISH PEOPLE- in fact- the British people in general are not even given a mention as only muslims are a worthwhile. It is obvious that this lack of concern, by muslim doctors, for kafir patients in not exclusive just to the UK but would extend worldwide.


Why might that be?

Why don't you ask Dr. Mohammed Asha or Dr Bilal Abdullaor EngineerKafeel Ahmed--oops sorry Kafeel died from burns suffered when trying to blow up Glasgow Airport.

Just think if the British Medical Association had a statement that British doctors should prioritize non-muslim British people --one can imagine the throngs of muslims pouring into our streets with angry contorted faces screaming and demanding.

What is even more alarming is that the British Medical Association, by its silence, is condoning the clearly discriminatory behaviours of the moslem doctors - as stated in their M.D.D.A. UK Constitution. It is also disgusting that no government official or new media has even investigated this clear evidence of discrimination.

So please keep the below in mind the next time you go to your muslim doctor or dentist and remember that he does not place YOU or YOUR HEALTH as a priority. Muslim's come first by their very own "code of (un) ethics".

Constitution

The Muslim Doctors and Dentisits Association UK (M.D.D.A. UK) 1. Name The name of the Association is Muslim Doctors and Dentists Association UK (the Association) 2. Objects and powers 2.1 The objects of the association shall be:- 2.1.1. To advance the Islamic religion in the practice of medicine in the United Kingdom 2.1.2. To advance medical education in relation to the doctrines, practices and traditions of the Islamic religion. 2.1.3. To promote research in various aspects of medical science and to disseminate and publish the useful results of such research. 2.1.4. To promote the preservation and protection of the good health of Muslims in the United Kingdom. FROM THE OPINIONATOR - ADDENDUM: Below is the UK General Medical Council standards of practice - emphasis mine UK General Medical Council The GMC is charged with supervision of the conduct of the profession. This includes educational standards, personal ethics and behaviour. The extent to which the GMC should question personal ethics and behaviour if they do not impinge on medical practice may be debated. They have a number of publications, many of which are available at their website. The booklet "Good Medical Practice"4 is sent to all doctors and available on-line. The start of the document is quoted: Patients must be able to trust doctors with their lives and well-being. To justify that trust, we as a profession have a duty to maintain a good standard of practice and care and to show respect for human life. In particular as a doctor you must: Make the care of your patient your first concern. Treat every patient politely and considerately. Respect patients' dignity and privacy. Listen to patients and respect their views. Give patients information in a way they can understand. Respect the rights of patients to be fully involved in decisions about their care. Keep your professional knowledge and skills up to date. Recognise the limits of your professional competence. Be honest and trustworthy. Respect and protect confidential information. Make sure that your personal beliefs do not prejudice your patients' care. Act quickly to protect patients from risk if you have good reason to believe that you or a colleague may not be fit to practise. Avoid abusing your position as a doctor. Work with colleagues in the ways that best serve patients' interests. Clearly the MMDDA UK is in violation of the standards of medical practise as stated above.