Dating and the young professional is always a hot topic for discussion. A boundary guideline that creates a lot of interest is the general prohibition on doctors dating patients. It is with good reason that these guidelines ware created and exist, however, it seems that young professionals are always looking for loopholes and exceptions. This is an article by an attorney on this particular boundary issue.
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