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Hippocratic oath or hypocrisy? :Doctors at crossroads

"Medicine was until recently a greatly respected profession supported by trust and faith on one side and compassion and care on the other. However, over the years, the relationship between doctors and patients has suffered. Doctors now find themselves in the news for all the wrong reasons. Labe...

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第一著者: Anita,Bakshi
フォーマット: Printed Book
出版事項: New Delhi Sage 2018
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