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Page ID: 94
Last updated: 22 Mar, 2018
You are asked to take part in an interrogation. Members of your unit running the detention facility tell you that your involvement will be legal if you are removed from the medical chain of command. When you question this idea, you are told that all you have to do is make it perfectly clear to the detainees that you are not their doctor. Source: BMA Medical Ethics Committee and Armed Forces Committee Ethical decision-making for doctors in the armed forces: a tool kit, London, BMA. Questions for the discussion of this scenarioAre the members of your unit right? Can you not be a doctor for the time of the interrogation?
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Last updated: 22 Mar, 2018
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