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[Ethical problems in forensic-psychiatric assessment].

I Barbey
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Forensic psychiatry as a subspecialty variously differs from general psychiatry. Therefore psychiatrists working in forensic psychiatry are confronted with ethical problems of other kind. In the following several ethical problems connecting with forensic psychiatric examination are pointed out. Finally the question is discussed, whether there is a need of special ethical guidelines for forensic psychiatry.

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I Barbey. 1988. [Ethical problems in forensic-psychiatric assessment].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3054984/

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