Medical examinations under the Americans with Disabilities Act.
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Geaney J H
出版信息
N J Med. 1993 Jan;90(1):36-7.
PMID:8419853
Abstract
Title I of the Americans with Disabilities Act, effective July 26, 1992, established new guidelines for physicians who perform medical examinations of job applicants and existing employees with confidentiality requirements. These guidelines have a broad impact on physicians and employers.
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