Research and the Individual: Human StudiesLittle, Brown, 1970 - 358 sider |
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Human Studies Henry Knowles Beecher. 3 The Investigator he physician and the investigator have different imme- diate aims and divergent long - range purposes . To paraphrase Lad- imer , the physician accepts patients and is concerned ...
Human Studies Henry Knowles Beecher. 3 The Investigator he physician and the investigator have different imme- diate aims and divergent long - range purposes . To paraphrase Lad- imer , the physician accepts patients and is concerned ...
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... investigator , since he can no longer be assisted by the subject's wishes . Finally , in this brief discussion of responsibilities , it is clear that the knife must cut both ways : the investigator clearly has grave responsibilities ...
... investigator , since he can no longer be assisted by the subject's wishes . Finally , in this brief discussion of responsibilities , it is clear that the knife must cut both ways : the investigator clearly has grave responsibilities ...
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... investigator vis - à - vis that of the patient's physician , Bean comments that Sir Thomas Lewis held to the view that the intense mental excitement of the clinical investigator unfitted him for the personal care of the patient who was ...
... investigator vis - à - vis that of the patient's physician , Bean comments that Sir Thomas Lewis held to the view that the intense mental excitement of the clinical investigator unfitted him for the personal care of the patient who was ...
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