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- F Norman Brown.
- Can Fam Physician. 1982 Apr 1; 28: 673-674, 790.
AbstractDoctors are in both a privileged and precarious position concerning the law. Because the conduct of their daily work requires them to perform many acts which would not be permitted to anyone else, they may find themselves in legally compromising situations through simply doing their job. This new series, contributed by the staff of the Canadian Medical Protective Association, will address exactly those situations. We welcome readers' comments and queries.
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