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James Harvey

Addiction treatment in India: Legal, ethical and professional concerns reported in the media

Shared by James Harvey (ISSUP staff) - 3 November 2021
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Originally posted by James Harvey (ISSUP staff) - 3 November 2021
This study is a content analysis of newspaper reports from January 1, 2016 to December 31, 2019 looking into legal, ethical and professional concerns regarding the treatment of substance use disorders in India.
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Joseph S, Hemalatha K. Addiction treatment in India: Legal, ethical and professional concerns reported in the media. Indian J Med Ethics. 2021 Oct-Dec;VI(4):306-313. doi: 10.20529/IJME.2021.030. PMID: 34666979.
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India
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Scientific article
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Addiction
Ethics
Mental Health
Policy
Practice
Treatment
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India
treatment
Ethics and Human Rights
ethics
quality standards
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