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Deception, Discrimination, and Fear of Reprisal: Lessons in Ethics From Third-Year Medical Students
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Caldicott, Catherine V.
Faber-Langendoen, Kathy
Bibliographic Citation
Academic Medicine 2005 September; 80(9): 866-873
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http://hdl.handle.net/10822/979268
Date
2005-09
Subject
Deception
;
Discrimination
;
Ethics
;
Medical Students
;
Students
;
Bioethics Education
;
Education for Health Care Professionals
;
Truth-telling
;
Health Care for Minorities
;
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