Patient Perceptions of Privacy During Behavioral Monitoring in Psychiatric Wards

Nasriah Zakaria; Rusyaizila Ramli

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Patient Perceptions of Privacy During Behavioral Monitoring in Psychiatric Wards

Cases in Bioethics: Health Research Ethics in Southeast Asia

Case Studies
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- Nasriah Zakaria
- Rusyaizila Ramli

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DOI

10.1353/resource5.case33 external link

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2024-10-19

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Yes

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CC-BY-NC-ND

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