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- Dimen M. Rotten Apples and Ambivalence: Sexual Boundary Violations through a
Psychocultural Lens. J Am Psychoanal Assoc. 2016 Apr;64(2):361-73.
- Harkreader M. The Disturbing Increase in Sexual Misconduct and Sexual Boundary
Issues. Tenn Nurse. 2015 Summer;78(2):15.
- Virine J, Lawyers HP. Boundary violations: sexual relationships with patients.
Qld Nurse. 2014 Feb;33(1):26-7.
- Honig RG, Barron JW. Restoring institutional integrity in the wake of sexual
boundary violations: a case study. J Am Psychoanal Assoc. 2013 Oct;61(5):897-924.
- Tettlebaum H, Meyers K. Part II--Sexual misconduct by professionals.
Safeguarding yourself and your practice against allegations of sexual abuse or
patient impropriety. Mo Med. 2012 May-Jun;109(3):187-8.
- Brooks E, Gendel MH, Early SR, Gundersen DC, Shore JH. Physician boundary
violations in a physician's health program: a 19-year review. J Am Acad
Psychiatry Law. 2012;40(1):59-66.
- McNulty N, Ogden J, Warren F. 'Neutralizing the patient': therapists' accounts
of sexual boundary violations. Clin Psychol Psychother. 2013
May-Jun;20(3):189-98.
- Zwirn I, Owens H. Commentary: Boundary violations in the correctional versus
therapeutic setting--are the standards the same? J Am Acad Psychiatry Law.
2011;39(2):164-5.
- Faulkner C, Regehr C. Sexual boundary violations committed by female forensic
workers. J Am Acad Psychiatry Law. 2011;39(2):154-63.
- Perlman SD. Falling into sexuality: sexual boundary violations in
psychotherapy. Psychoanal Rev. 2009 Dec;96(6):917-41.
- Cohen C, Kelian RL, Oliveira RA, Gobbetti GJ, Massad E. Sexual harassment in
the physician-patient interaction: analysis of charges against doctors in the
state of São Paulo. Clinics (Sao Paulo). 2009;64(11):1075-83. Read full-text online.
- Sansone RA, Sansone LA. Crossing the line: sexual boundary violations by
physicians. Psychiatry (Edgmont). 2009 Jun;6(6):45-8. Read full-text online.
- Stewart DE, Venos E, Ashraf IJ. Mental health policies on reporting child
sexual abuse and physician-patient sexual relationships. World Psychiatry. 2009
Feb;8(1):45-8. Read full-text online.
- Spickard WA Jr, Swiggart WH, Manley GT, Samenow CP, Dodd DT. A continuing
medical education approach to improve sexual boundaries of physicians. Bull
Menninger Clin. 2008 Winter;72(1):38-53.
- Committee on Ethics, American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists..
ACOG Committee Opinion No. 373: Sexual misconduct. Obstet Gynecol. 2007 Aug;110(2
Pt 1):441-4. Request full-text from the TMA Knowledge Center.
- Binder RL, McNiel DE. "He said--she said": the role of the forensic evaluator
in determining credibility of plaintiffs who allege sexual exploitation and
boundary violations. J Am Acad Psychiatry Law. 2007;35(2):211-8.
- Beecher LH, Altchuler SI. Sexual boundary violations: the conduct, the code,
and the consequences. Minn Med. 2005 Jun;88(6):42-4.
- Crausman RS. Sexual boundary violations in the physician-patient
relationship. Med Health R I. 2004 Aug;87(8):255-6.
- Camarra JA. Allegations of sexual misconduct against physicians: a lawyer's
perspective. J Med Pract Manage. 1999 Sep-Oct;15(2):101-4.
- Ferris LE. Patient protection laws and the issue of consensual sexual
relationships with physicians. CMAJ. 2004 Jan 6;170(1):34-5. Read full-text online.
- Bledsoe B, Ng A, Ogilvie W. The seductive patient. JEMS. 2003
Nov;28(11):34-42.
- Spiegel W, Colella T, Lupton P. Sexual feelings in the physician-patient
relationship: recommendations for teachers. Med Educ. 2003 Sep;37(9):840-1.
- Norris DM, Gutheil TG, Strasburger LH. This couldn't happen to me: boundary
problems and sexual misconduct in the psychotherapy relationship. Psychiatr Serv.
2003 Apr;54(4):517-22. Read full-text online.
- Gabbard GO. Post-termination sexual boundary violations. Psychiatr Clin North
Am. 2002 Sep;25(3):593-603.
- Gutheil TG, Simon RI. Non-sexual boundary crossings and boundary violations:
the ethical dimension. Psychiatr Clin North Am. 2002 Sep;25(3):585-92.
- Puglise SM. "Calling Dr. Love": the physician-patient sexual relationship as
grounds for medical malpractice--society pays while the doctor and patient play.
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- Simon RI. Therapist-patient sex. From boundary violations to sexual
misconduct. Psychiatr Clin North Am. 1999 Mar;22(1):31-47.
- Roman B, Kay J. Residency education on the prevention of physician-patient
sexual misconduct. Acad Psychiatry. 1997 Spring;21(1):26-34.
- Robinson GE, Stewart DE. A curriculum on physician-patient sexual misconduct
and teacher-learner mistreatment. Part 2: Teaching method. CMAJ. 1996 Apr
1;154(7):1021-5. Read full-text online.
- Gorton GE, Samuel SE, Zebrowski SM. A pilot course for residents on sexual
feelings and boundary maintenance in treatment. Acad Psychiatry. 1996
Mar;20(1):43-55.
- Robinson GE, Stewart DE. A curriculum on physician-patient sexual misconduct
and teacher-learner mistreatment. Part 1: content. CMAJ. 1996 Mar 1;154(5):643-9. Read full-text online.
- Gabbard GO. Lessons to be learned from the study of sexual boundary
violations. Am J Psychother. 1996 Summer;50(3):311-22.
- Dobash TJ. Physician-patient sexual contact: the battle between the state and
the medical profession. Spec Law Dig Health Care Law. 1995 Jun;(196):9-43.
- Irons R. The seductive patient. Ala Med. 1994 Dec;64(6):13-7.
- The patient-physician relationship and the sexual abuse of patients. CMAJ.
1994 Jun 1;150(11):1884A-1884F. Read full-text online.
- Lamont JA, Woodward C. Patient-physician sexual involvement: a Canadian
survey of obstetrician-gynecologists. CMAJ. 1994 May 1;150(9):1433-9. Read full-text online.
- Gutheil TG. Ethical issues in sexual misconduct by clinicians. Jpn J
Psychiatry Neurol. 1994;48 Suppl:39-44.
- Dobash TJ. Physician-patient sexual contact: the battle between the state and
the medical profession. Wash Lee Law Rev. 1993 Fall;50(4):1725-59.
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