Okay, so I've been trying to learn more about this, and I have some questions to make sure I'm not missing something.
So far I have:
1. Watched the
unedited version of the interview with Medical Director Savita Ginde
2. Watched the
edited version of the interview with President of PPFA Medical Directors Council Mary Gatter
3. Read the recent Vox article by an author who watched all of the currently available unedited videos (
http://www.vox.com/2015/8/13/9140849/planned-parenthood-videos-unedited)
4. Briefly reviewed this thread.
There are two specific things that still seem off to me and that I want to double check myself on by asking people who might have more knowledge than me on the subject:
1. The "negotiation" process in the Gatter video and the discussion of compensation in the Ginde video do not seem in line with a pay-to-recoup-costs approach. In this thread people have explained that there are costs associated with the work and the transport and so on, which makes sense, but what I would expect is a discussion around compensation that discusses what the costs are and not a negotiation process (like in the Gatter video) or a fee-per-part discussion (like in the Ginde video).
2. The discussion around altering the medical procedure that comes up in the Gatter video and that is referenced in the Vox article sounds like a "bioethical" concern.
My sense is that those two points are pretty clear, but there's always the stuff you don't know that you don't know, so any additional information that would shed a different light on those two points would be appreciated. Thanks!
