ETHICAL DECISION MAKING BY FAMILY DOCTORS IN CANADA, BRITAIN, AND THE UNITED STATES
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HOFFMASTER, C.B., ET AL., ETHICAL DECISION MAKING BY FAMILY DOCTORS IN CANADA, BRITAIN, AND THE UNITED STATES. SOCIAL SCIENCE AND MEDICINE, Vol. 33, no. 6 (1991), p. 647-653.
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SIIS R.790 Depósito (103)
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Ética, Médicos, Problemas familiares, Canadá
Ética, Médicos, Problemas familiares, Canadá
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