Informed Consent in Medical Therapy and ResearchRutgers University Press, 1980 - 214 páginas |
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... organization than from their bureaucratic characteristics " ( 1970 , p . 132 ) . On what is this dominance based ? Freidson thinks that the medical profession has used what Parsons calls " the compe- tence gap " to subordinate its ...
... organization than from their bureaucratic characteristics " ( 1970 , p . 132 ) . On what is this dominance based ? Freidson thinks that the medical profession has used what Parsons calls " the compe- tence gap " to subordinate its ...
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... organization is " loath to let more groups in , " and Dr. William B. Munier , executive secretary of the National ... organizations but also by public law . The law 66 Informed Consent.
... organization is " loath to let more groups in , " and Dr. William B. Munier , executive secretary of the National ... organizations but also by public law . The law 66 Informed Consent.
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... organizational methods as professional stan- dards review organizations . As to objections to the increased time required to write a good record for the scrutiny of the patient and one's peers , they think this would be " productive ...
... organizational methods as professional stan- dards review organizations . As to objections to the increased time required to write a good record for the scrutiny of the patient and one's peers , they think this would be " productive ...
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Values Norms and Informed Consent | 14 |
Legal Principles Legal Rules and Informed Consent | 31 |
Authority Power and Informed Consent | 50 |
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