social boundaries

What Are the Consequences of Boundary Violations?

Violations of social boundaries can have serious consequences, including:
Loss of trust between the pediatrician, patient, and family.
Emotional or psychological harm to the child.
Legal and professional repercussions for the pediatrician, including loss of licensure.
Damage to the reputation of the healthcare facility.

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