basti
13.01.2007, 18:27
das ist doch endlich mal ein toller vorschlag!
Muslims want an Islamic NHS
January 12, 2007
MUSLIMS should get special treatment within the NHS, a top medic claimed last night.
Prof Aziz Sheikh called for “faith-based health services”. He wants same-sex doctors, information to ensure treatments do not contain alcohol or pork, extra prayer rooms and circumcision for baby boys on the NHS.
The professor, from Edinburgh University, said in the British Medical Journal: “Muslims have the poorest overall health profile but there are few faith-centred initiatives aiming to improve health outcomes for our largest minority faith community.
“Many Muslims, to maintain modesty, prefer to see a same-sex clinician but such choice is typically unavailable. Male infant circumcision should be available throughout the NHS and more access is needed to prayer facilities.”
But Prof Aneez Esmail, of Manchester University, said: “It’s not practical. Members of the same religion are not all the same and their needs may be different. Going down this path risks stereotyping.”
http://www.thesun.co.uk/article/0,,2-2007010753,00.html
... und hier noch eine meldung für die ehefrauen an bord:
http://shortnews.stern.de/start.cfm?id=651548&u_id=195606
Muslims want an Islamic NHS
January 12, 2007
MUSLIMS should get special treatment within the NHS, a top medic claimed last night.
Prof Aziz Sheikh called for “faith-based health services”. He wants same-sex doctors, information to ensure treatments do not contain alcohol or pork, extra prayer rooms and circumcision for baby boys on the NHS.
The professor, from Edinburgh University, said in the British Medical Journal: “Muslims have the poorest overall health profile but there are few faith-centred initiatives aiming to improve health outcomes for our largest minority faith community.
“Many Muslims, to maintain modesty, prefer to see a same-sex clinician but such choice is typically unavailable. Male infant circumcision should be available throughout the NHS and more access is needed to prayer facilities.”
But Prof Aneez Esmail, of Manchester University, said: “It’s not practical. Members of the same religion are not all the same and their needs may be different. Going down this path risks stereotyping.”
http://www.thesun.co.uk/article/0,,2-2007010753,00.html
... und hier noch eine meldung für die ehefrauen an bord:
http://shortnews.stern.de/start.cfm?id=651548&u_id=195606