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Chaperones within a Sensitive Medical Photography Environment

Patrick Clynch Peterborough & Stamford Hospitals
Pages 99-100 | Published online: 04 Feb 2010

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Giles Arbon. (2016) Chaperones in clinical photography – A review. Journal of Visual Communication in Medicine 39:3-4, pages 94-98.
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David Bryson. (2013) Current issues: Consent for clinical photography. Journal of Visual Communication in Medicine 36:1-2, pages 62-63.
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Sarah Mattessich & Jane M. Grant-Kels. 2020. Photography in Clinical Medicine. Photography in Clinical Medicine 75 84 .

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