The doctors will not be obliged to evacuate against Covid-19 if they are on their actual Deontological Code, as of 2011. However, the borrower who is updating this document is obligated to optionally disable those vacancies that can cause a risk to the patient.
Here is the president of the Central Commission on Deontology, Medical and Visiting Law (CCD) of the Collegiate Medical Organization (OMC), Juan José Rodríguez Sendín, who calls for the individual responsibility of each medical to pay for the vaccine against the coronavirus (COVID-19.
In declarations to Redacción Médica, Sendín explains that the current Medical Code of Deontology does not prevent any type of sanction or failure for those specialists who decide not to be vaccinated against Covid-19. If it is true that, proceeding, “the borador who prepares to update the actual Code of Deontology is exemplifying that the physicians are evacuated from those vacancies, from the wounds, by not doing, can be put on duty to the patient. Pero ese borrador no esta vigente ”.
However, even if he were a vigilante, the president of the WTO would also like to say something about the message: about the patient “. “O al menos no se ha demostrado ”, asiente.
Legal Opposition
On the contrary, the President of the Bioethics Committee of the Ministry of Health, Federico de Montalvo, manifesto in Redacción Médica that a determined context “can be obligated to the doctors to be vaccinated, unless all are at odds with the idea of its Code of Deontology, el cual les obliga a cumplir la premisa ‘primum non nocere’ (primero no hacer daño) ”.
For this reason, Montalvo signaled, “Deben should be vaccinated against coronavirus, otherwise it would be given in danger to patients and contrary to its proprietary principles of deontology “.
An idea sent to Sendín because “it was demonstrated that a doctor did not evacuate Covid-19 to a patient. The ‘first does not know’ has many possibilities “.
“Dicho esto, lo que si es cierto es que se debe appeal to the responsibility of the doctors, porque a pesar de no sea obligator la vacunación, deben vacunarse, about all those medical people who have a relationship with patients of risk ”, conclusion Sendín.
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