Consentimiento informado en las investigaciones clínicas: una aproximación en pediatría

García Luis, Mileidy; Ropero Toirac, Ramón; Ortiz, Rosa María; Renó, Jesús S.
Bioética (La Habana) ; 5(1): 11-13, 2004.
Artículo en Español | Bioeticacol | ID: bic-3265

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