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Contractual obligations and the sharing of confidential health information in sport
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- Published on: 3 September 2008
- Published on: 3 September 2008International Codes of Sport MedicineShow More
Dear Sir:
To improve the accurate clinical ethics research made by Anderson (1) about confidentiality in sport medicine, we must take into consideration the existence of two international codes on the issue.
First, the World Medical Association Declaration on Principles of Health Care For Sports Medicine (2), adopted by the 34th World Medical Association General Assembly in Lisbon, Portugal, in 1981 and...
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