INVOLUNTARY TREATMENT OF ALCOHOL-DEPENDENT PATIENTS: A STUDY OF 17 CONSECUTIVE CASES OF CIVIL COMMITMENT
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BOURQUIN-TIECHE, D., ET AL., INVOLUNTARY TREATMENT OF ALCOHOL-DEPENDENT PATIENTS: A STUDY OF 17 CONSECUTIVE CASES OF CIVIL COMMITMENT. EUROPEAN ADDICTION RESEARCH, Vol. 7, no. 2 (2001), p. 49-55.
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Actitudes usuarios, Alcoholismo, Autodeterminación, Casuística, Consentimiento, Derechos del usuario, Drogodependencias, Obligaciones, Rechazo, Residencias, Tratamiento
Actitudes usuarios, Alcoholismo, Autodeterminación, Casuística, Consentimiento, Derechos del usuario, Drogodependencias, Obligaciones, Rechazo, Residencias, Tratamiento
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