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... physician understands how the environment is contributing to his patient's misery and helps him share this understanding , the patient may be forced to sacrifice a great deal for a brief interlude of peace . Drug therapy can be combined ...
... physician understands how the environment is contributing to his patient's misery and helps him share this understanding , the patient may be forced to sacrifice a great deal for a brief interlude of peace . Drug therapy can be combined ...
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... physician has no under- standing of his patients ' social problems . Although the psychiatric physician has the opportunity to learn about such problems during his residency training , the ordinary physician is not even trained to think ...
... physician has no under- standing of his patients ' social problems . Although the psychiatric physician has the opportunity to learn about such problems during his residency training , the ordinary physician is not even trained to think ...
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... physician can easily exaggerate a patient's dangerousness and illness . Even when the law does not permit involuntary commitment unless a physician testifies that a patient is " dangerous , " the physician rarely has to document the ...
... physician can easily exaggerate a patient's dangerousness and illness . Even when the law does not permit involuntary commitment unless a physician testifies that a patient is " dangerous , " the physician rarely has to document the ...
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