Winnipeg, Canada – The Grace Hospital may have found a way to get its critical care doctors back who left because they did not want to treat a dying Jewish man on life support.
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A physician from the Winnipeg Regional Health Authority’s critical care program has agreed to be the attending doctor for Samuel Golubchuk in the hospital’s intensive care unit.
Two other physicians from outside of the Grace have agreed to assist the attending doctor as well.
This would allow the hospital’s regular ICU physicians to take rotations without treating the brain-injured 84-year-old man.
The three doctors who left the hospital refusing to treat Golubchuk are in talks with officials about coming back now that this plan has been established.
keep the doctors out get new one’s there are a lot of doctors out of college who do these doctors think they are to play god.
How can a doctor refuse to treat a patient? What happened to the Hippocratic oath? Or should that read Hypocritic oath?
Canada is not like here in the US. Socialized medicine is Communist medicine. Those Doctors have no rights! If they would have refused to treat any other patient besides a Jew they would have been fired and probably lost their medical license!