Links to Other Web Sites About Patient Modesty

Exploring different perspectives on patient modesty can help you better understand the issues and discover additional resources. The websites listed here offer information and viewpoints on patient modesty; please note that the opinions expressed on these external sites do not necessarily reflect those of Medical Patient Modesty.

Medical Modesty

The naked patient: Modesty movement won’t take it lying down - Chicago Tribune

Modesty and Your Physician

What Should Christians Do About Modesty in Medical Settings?

Pastor's Email About Counseling Doctor Who Struggled With Lust

Pastor's Article on Male Patient Modesty

Medical Modesty – A dispensable fiction for hopeless hayseeds, or an essential aspect of being Human? (Article by a Catholic priest)

MedicalMeToo# - Blog of Man Who Was Abused During Venous Ablation Procedure

Patient Partners Podcast (Discussion About Dignity of Surgery Patients Violated)

Medical Patient Modesty Blog

Patient Gender Preferences In Healthcare

Bioethics Discussion Blog: Patient Modesty

Bioethics Discussion Blog: Patient Modesty: A More Significant Issue?

Patient Modesty Solutions Blog

Do Not Disturb: The Importance of Privacy in Labor

History of patient modesty part 1: How bodily exposure went from unacceptable to required

History of patient modesty part 2: Convincing patients to disrobe

Advocates Blog

When your privacy is violated in the doctor’s office By Dr. Joel Sherman

Arrogance, Abuse, Fraud, Medical Malpractice

Male doctors are disappearing from gynecology. Not everybody is thrilled about it

Hospital Sanctioned Sexual Abuse

MRSA Survivors Network

Ghost Surgeries

Not Just Non-Consensual Pelvic Exams: The Need for Expressed Consent for All Intimate Tasks for Elective Procedures

Articles on on Doctors That Crossed Boundaries

Sexual Misconduct By Physicians

Good Web Site About Sexual Misconduct By Doctors

 

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