The traditional Hippocratic Oath, sworn by generations of doctors, requires the physician to 'prescribe regimen for the good of my patients according to my ability and my judgement and never do harm to anyone'.
An edition of Consent: Bridging the Gap Between Doctor and Patient (Undercurrents)
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Consent
Bridging the Gap Between Doctor and Patient (Undercurrents)
by Mary Donnelly
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Consent: Bridging the Gap Between Doctor and Patient (Undercurrents)
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