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Public Policy Committee guidance on medical aspects of fitness to drive

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Psychiatric Bulletin , Volume 20 , Issue 10 , October 1996 , pp. 631
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Further reading

Humphreys, S. A. & Roy, L. (1995) Driving and psychiatric illness. Psychiatric Bulletin, 19, 747–749.CrossRefGoogle Scholar

References

General Medical Council (1995a) Confidentiality -Disclosure of confidential information with the patient's consent. In Duties of a Doctor. Guidance From the General Medical Council pp. 4–5. London: GMC.Google Scholar
General Medical Council (1995b) Appendix I. In Duties of a Doctor. Guidance From the General Medical Council, pp. 11–12. London: GMC.Google Scholar
Medical Commission on Accident Prevention (1995) Medical Aspects of Fitness to Drive. A Guide For Medical Practitioners, pp. 109–117.Google Scholar
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