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S Kojoucharov
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In the daily medical practice often to the moral end professional built physicians must communicate with people with difficult characters, with colleagues and leaders on low professional and moral level. The author offers original technology for protect of the physicians honour and worth in the work with this kind of persons. Relations with them selfrealise on the background of their destructive actions in the life of the medical teams and of the background of the health-manage bureaucracy.

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S Kojoucharov. [Not Available].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/11624551/

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