A survey exploring the significance of previous experience of and current attitudes towards euthanasia, and the perceived impact on the physician?s mental health on undergraduate medical and veterinary students? justification of active euthanasia in twelve vignettes
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ELECTIVE 2018 NO. 11
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Barry, G. A survey exploring the significance of previous experience of and current attitudes towards euthanasia, and the perceived impact on the physician?s mental health on undergraduate medical and veterinary students? justification of active euthanasia in twelve vignettes .
Chicago / Turabian - Author Date Citation, 17th Edition (style guide)Barry, Georgina. A Survey Exploring the Significance of Previous Experience of and Current Attitudes Towards Euthanasia, and the Perceived Impact On the Physician?s Mental Health On Undergraduate Medical and Veterinary Students? Justification of Active Euthanasia in Twelve Vignettes. .
Chicago / Turabian - Humanities (Notes and Bibliography) Citation, 17th Edition (style guide)Barry, Georgina. A Survey Exploring the Significance of Previous Experience of and Current Attitudes Towards Euthanasia, and the Perceived Impact On the Physician?s Mental Health On Undergraduate Medical and Veterinary Students? Justification of Active Euthanasia in Twelve Vignettes .
Harvard Citation (style guide)Barry, G. (n.d.). A survey exploring the significance of previous experience of and current attitudes towards euthanasia, and the perceived impact on the physician?s mental health on undergraduate medical and veterinary students? justification of active euthanasia in twelve vignettes.
MLA Citation, 9th Edition (style guide)Barry, Georgina. A Survey Exploring the Significance of Previous Experience of and Current Attitudes Towards Euthanasia, and the Perceived Impact On the Physician?s Mental Health On Undergraduate Medical and Veterinary Students? Justification of Active Euthanasia in Twelve Vignettes