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A shared statement of ethical principles.

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A multidisciplinary group recently came together at Tavistock Square in London in an effort to prepare a shared code of ethics (pages 32-33), reproduced here in full with an accompanying commentary by June Andrews, RCN Scottish secretary.

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A shared statement of ethical principles.. https://doi.org/10.7748/ns1999.01.13.19.34.c2588

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