This is specifically why people would not be allowed to refuse services or treatments based on religious views. If a person is hired to do a job, they should either do their job or be let go. If their religion says they can't do the job, then they are unsuitable for the job.

religion is the first and longest lasting weaon of mass destruction.

thats utter bullshit

Religion and medicine is a bad mix

Bon Secures hospitals in my area , ,,, they are a joke .
13 yrs ago I did some moonlighting on their ER through agency / contract . Hard core catholic establishment , they will rather waste 15 precious minutes to pray every change of shift , instead of giving a good handover report and receiving one .
15 mnt it might sound nothing to anyone that does not live in ER. A lot things can happen in 15 minutes during a trauma code or to anyone who walks in w chest pain and soon enough collapses infront of your eyes . At their hospitals , nurses and doctors were to be away from the stations for mandatory blessings 3 x a day .
I refused . As a contractor , I had the power to do so and couldn't care less . I can't imagine working for these idiots . Ever .

This gender fluid business can be very confusing. I thought I had missread "HE had his hysterectomy operation cancelled"
I read recently about a "celebrity" called Caitlyn Jenner who has been signed for the TV show. "I'm a celebrity get me out of here". The article wen to the say that "she" had several children by different women. At that point I got a bit confused but it turns out that "she" was once a man and had decided to change sex and become a woman.

All of this is deeply disturbing to me. Catholics will let a woman die rather than provide care related to a miscarriage. I’ve heard horror stories about people refusing to provide ANY care to a transgender person. And by monopolizing providers in a region, they can effectively prevent patients from getting the care they need.

Suppose it's a good thing the last religious hospital closed in this area over ten years ago.
They would never have been capable of doing any complex surgery anyway.

There are many things I do not understand here also, but the main thing I noticed was that the hospital was Catholic. That means this was just about what you could expect. Go to another hospital even if you have to travel a little to get there.

Maybe if enough people start dying because of the asinine policies of
these hospitals, maybe other people will start rising up and demanding
change.

Or people can just die because of these asinine policies.
Gotta thin the herd somehow.

I'm to the point where if people aren't going to fight against this bullshit,
then we all get what we get.
If people are going to continue to simply accept what religion chooses to
dictate, then they're going to end up killing us all off one way or another.