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Risk-based medical regulation: an overview and critical analysis

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Socioology of Risk and Uncertainty Grouo 3rd International Conference

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This paper outlines current developments in medical regulation in the UK and internationally and how these can be interpreted through a risk-based lense. In doing so, the paper highlights how contemporary analysis of the regulation of the professions suffers from a lack of critical consideration of...

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Published in: Socioology of Risk and Uncertainty Grouo 3rd International Conference
Published: Mexico City, Mexico Sociology of Risk and Uncertainty Group 2016
Online Access: http://investigacion.politicas.unam.mx/sri/
URI: https://cronfa.swan.ac.uk/Record/cronfa29738
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