To Tell, or Not to Tell; Confidentiality in an Iranian HIV Positive Patient: A Viewpoint
Confidentiality is a basic concept in medical ethics and protecting confidentiality is considered as physicians' duty. In some occasions, this protection is in conflict with the right of the patient's sexual partner, who should be informed about the possibility of being infected. The sexua...
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Main Authors: | Mahshad Noroozi (Author), Maliheh Kadivar (Author), Mansure Madani (Author), Pooneh Salari (Author) |
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Tehran University of Medical Sciences,
2017-08-01T00:00:00Z.
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