The evolving duty of mental health professionals to third parties: a doctrinal and institutional examination.
作者信息
Carstensen P C
机构信息
University of Wisconsin Law School, Madison 53706.
出版信息
Int J Law Psychiatry. 1994 Winter;17(1):1-42. doi: 10.1016/0160-2527(94)90036-1.
PMID:8200724
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