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"Duty to Warn" vs. "Patient Confidentiality": The Ethical Dilemmas in Caring for HIV-Infected Clients
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Melroe, N. Holly
Bibliographic Citation
Nurse Practitioner. 1990 Feb; 15(2): 58, 60, 65, 69.
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http://hdl.handle.net/10822/749209
Date
1990-02
Subject
Aids
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Caring
;
Case Studies
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Confidentiality
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Disclosure
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Duty to Warn
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Discrimination
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Health
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Health Personnel
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HIV Seropositivity
;
Legal Liability
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Legal Obligations
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Liability
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Moral Obligations
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Notification
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Obligations to Society
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Patient Care
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Patients
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Professional Patient Relationship
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Public Health
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Rights
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Risk
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Spousal Notification
;
Stigmatization
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Trust
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