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... professional self - limitation . I will demonstrate that the insistence of the medical guild on its unique qualifications . to cure medicine itself is based on an illusion . Professional power is the result of a political delegation of ...
... professional self - limitation . I will demonstrate that the insistence of the medical guild on its unique qualifications . to cure medicine itself is based on an illusion . Professional power is the result of a political delegation of ...
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... professionally killed into a major issue.211 correspond to a professional duty , see Ludwig Edelstein , " The Professional Ethics of the Greek Physician , " Bulletin of the History of Medicine 30 ( September- October 1956 ) : 391-419 ...
... professionally killed into a major issue.211 correspond to a professional duty , see Ludwig Edelstein , " The Professional Ethics of the Greek Physician , " Bulletin of the History of Medicine 30 ( September- October 1956 ) : 391-419 ...
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... Professional Mafia A third category of political remedies for unhealthy medicine focuses directly on how doctors do their work . Like consumer advocacy and legislation of access , this attempt to impose lay control on the medical ...
... Professional Mafia A third category of political remedies for unhealthy medicine focuses directly on how doctors do their work . Like consumer advocacy and legislation of access , this attempt to impose lay control on the medical ...
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