An edition of Det Offentlige privatliv (1980)

Det Offentlige privatliv

hvem må vide hvad vi ved om hinanden? : om tavshedspligt og oplysningspligt : belyst af læger, socialfolk og jurister

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Det Offentlige privatliv
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An edition of Det Offentlige privatliv (1980)

Det Offentlige privatliv

hvem må vide hvad vi ved om hinanden? : om tavshedspligt og oplysningspligt : belyst af læger, socialfolk og jurister

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Hans Reitzel
Language
Danish
Pages
129

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Subjects

Confidential communications, Congresses, Right of Privacy

Places

Denmark

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Det Offentlige privatliv: hvem må vide hvad vi ved om hinanden? : om tavshedspligt og oplysningspligt : belyst af læger, socialfolk og jurister
1980, Hans Reitzel
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Symposium arranged by Vejle amts lægekredsforening.

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København

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Library of Congress
LAW, KJR844.5 .D47 1980

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129 p. :
Number of pages
129

ID Numbers

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OL4228406M
ISBN 10
8741236386
LCCN
80508569

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