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What Are the Legal Obligations of Pediatricians?

Pediatricians have several legal obligations, including:
- Duty of Care: Providing the highest standard of care.
- Confidentiality: Maintaining patient privacy.
- Mandatory Reporting: Reporting suspected child abuse or neglect.

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