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The Patient's Right to Know: Implications for Interpersonal Communication Processes
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Ramsden, Elsa L.
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Physical Therapy 1975 February; 55(2): 133-138
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Date
1975-02
Subject
Communication
;
Truth-telling
;
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EthxWeb: Literature in Bioethics
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