CHEMICALLY DEPENDENT PHYSICIANS AND INFORMED CONSENT DISCLOSURE
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ACKERMAN, T.F., CHEMICALLY DEPENDENT PHYSICIANS AND INFORMED CONSENT DISCLOSURE. JOURNAL OF ADDICTIVE DISEASES, Vol. 15, no. 2 (1996), p. 25-42.
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48978
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SIIS R.926
Palabras clave:
Confidencialidad, Crítica, Drogodependencias, Drogodependiente, Efectos, Entorno laboral, Médicos, Profesiones, Relación médico-enfermo
Confidencialidad, Crítica, Drogodependencias, Drogodependiente, Efectos, Entorno laboral, Médicos, Profesiones, Relación médico-enfermo
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