Dialogue Volume 11 Issue 1 2015 | Page 13

feature Supreme Court of Canada Decision on Physician-Assisted Death reasonably foreseeable costs that may arise. • health and safety risks’ include risks to the ‘ person requesting the accommodation, as well as to other employees and/or the general public. For further detail, physicians are advised to consult the policies of the Ontario Human Rights Commission, including Policy and Guidelines on Disability and the Duty to Accommodate: www.ohrc.on.ca. The policy says that “physicians must not promote their own religious beliefs when interacting with patients, or those seeking to become patients, nor attempt to convert them.” Does this mean that physicians can never discuss religious or spiritual beliefs with their patients? 9