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The Madrid Declaration on Ethical Standards for Psychiatric declares that, "The patient should be accepted as a partner by right in the therapeutic process".
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The Madrid Declaration on Ethical Standards for Psychiatric declares that, "Information obtained in the therapeutic relationship is private to the patient and should be kept in cofidence".
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