Private or intimate relations between doctor and patient: is zero tolerance warranted?

Journal of Medical Ethics 31 (1):27-28 (2005)
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Abstract

This article reviews and comments on the five categories of arguments used to defend zero tolerance with regard to sexual contacts resulting from the physician-patient relationship as summarised by Cullen. In addition it puts forward a hypothesis—“fear of loss by third party”—as a psychological explanation for the collective insistence on a zero tolerance policy

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