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Feeling safe: an empirical-ethical analysis of vulnerability in (es)ketamine treatment

Kind A, Görke J, Smirr H, Ni C, Yan K, Repantis D

BMC medical ethicsJan 1, 2026License: open accessGermany0 citations

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VulnerabilityInformed consentQualitative ResearchTherapeutic AllianceEmpirical BioethicsEsketamineSet And SettingFelt Safety

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