Ready or not, here it comes: the legal, ethical, and clinical implications of E-mail communications (Q33845861)

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Ready or not, here it comes: the legal, ethical, and clinical implications of E-mail communications (English)

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DeVille K

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Fitzpatrick J

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publication date

1 February 2000

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Seminars in pediatric surgery

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9

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1

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24-34

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The next transformation in the delivery of health care

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