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Informed consent
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I was concerned to read the following statement by Anne Zachary (Doctor) published by Marilyn Lawrence, Editor, (Tavistock practitioner) and Co-editors, in Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy, The Journal of the Association of For Psychoanalytic Psychotherapists in the NHS.1 “Whilst we do not want to raise too starkly ourselves the moral, ethical, legal problem of sharing what the unsophisticated patient believes to be confidential with a third party, thereby destroying our …
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