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Exploring the relevance of clause 4 of mental health care act 2017 (capacity to consent for treatment) among patients who are admitted involuntarily

By: Sharath Chandra Reddy Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Bangalore : Dept. of Psychiatry; NIMHANS, 2018Description: 107 p. : 30 cmSubject(s): Mental health care act | Informed consent | Impaired capacityDDC classification: A1.2

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