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Cause of action can be stated against psychotherapists employed by university hospital...for breach of duty to warn victim of peril from patient as disclosed by patient's communications.
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Medical confidentiality--who protects the victims?
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Psychiatry--torts--a psychotherapist who knows or should know his patient intends violence to another incurs a duty to warn.
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Ethical considerations in the use of faradic aversion therapy.
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Untangling Tarasoff: Tarasoff v. Regents of the University of California.
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Tarasoff v. Regents of the University of California: psychotherapist's obligation of confidentiality versus the duty to warn.
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Psychiatry--the psychotherapist as a double agent.
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Impact of judicial decisions on the practice of psychiatry and related professions.
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The physician's dilemma: protection of the patient's right to privacy.
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Privacy, ethics, and confidentiality.
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Tarasoff duty to warn discussed in three cases: no such duty found in Maryland.
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Psychiatry and confidentiality.
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Rights of involuntarily committed mental patients--freedom or treatment?
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In search of a sane commitment statute.
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The ethics of psychiatry: who is sick?
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Attitudes of clinical psychologists toward involuntary civil commitment law.
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On incapacitating the dangerous.
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