Code of medical ethics of the American Medical Association: current opinions with annotations
by American Medical Association., Council on Ethical and Judicial Affairs, American Medical Association, Southern Illinois University at Carbondale., School of Medicine, Southern Illinois University at Carbondale., School of Law
For 167 years, the Code of Medical Ethics has been the authoritative guide on medical professionalism. First developed in 1847 by the American Medical Association and its Council on Ethical and Judicial Affairs, the Code undergoes regular revisions, and sets the standard for pra…
For 167 years, the Code of Medical Ethics has been the authoritative guide on medical professionalism. First developed in 1847 by the American Medical Association and its Council on Ethical and Judicial Affairs, the Code undergoes regular revisions, and sets the standard for pra…
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