Bioethics 3.2

2. The following are two important arguments leveled against the right of conscientious objection for healthcare providers:
Such conscientious objectors violate their duty of care to their patients
Patients with the fewest viable alternatives for getting the care they seek are disproportionately likely to be harmed by such conscientious objection
Which aspect of the doctor-patient relationship is a core factor underlying BOTH of these concerns?

The inherent injustice of this relationship

The unique vulnerabilities of patients in this relationship

The economic inequality between doctor and patient in this relationship

The clinical duty of self-care in this relationship

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