2017Griffith Research OnlineOpen access

Legal gems: Medical self-prescribing

Denise L Hope, Steven T Dickfos, Michelle A. King

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The Medical Board of Australia's Code of Conduct reminds doctors that they must conform with state and territory legislation with regards to self-prescribing.

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The Medical Board of Australia's Code of Conduct reminds doctors that they must conform with state and territory legislation with regards to self-prescribing.

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The Medical Board of Australia's Code of Conduct reminds doctors that they must conform with state and territory legislation with regards to self-prescribing.

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