@article{21615,
      note = {Price : 90.00; Invoice No B 382617 Date 05/08/97 Supplier  : Dawson UK, Wellingborough; Recd 11/08/97 Contents : Part  1. Origin and principles of confidentiality : 1. Historical  introduction; 2. Foundation; 3. Essential features of  confidentiality; 4. Duration of confidentiality; 5. Public  sector confidentiality; 6. Detriment, public interest and  clean hands; 7. Confidentiality and third parties; 8.  Involuntary or mistaken disclosure; 9. Confidentiality and  privacy; 10. Remedies; 11. European Convention on human  rights; 12. Confidentiality and foreign law; Part 2.  Particular relationships : 13. Medical advisers; 14.  Bankers; 15. Broadcasters and journalists; 16. Employees;  17. Clergy, counselors, mediators and teachers; 18.  Lawyers; Part 3. Confidentiality and the legal process :  19. General principles and exceptions; 20. Legal  professional privilege and confidence; 21. Public interest  immunity; 22. Methods of partial protection; 23. Children;  24. Arbitration;.},
      author = {Toulson, R. G., and Phipps, Charles M.},
      url = {http://tind.wipo.int/record/21615},
      title = {Confidentiality /},
      abstract = {Contains a substantial re-writing of the first section of  the book since the first edition in 1996. The most radical  development has been in the area of personal information  including significant protections introduced by the Data  Protection Act 1998 and the Human Rights Act 1998.},
      recid = {21615},
      pages = {xxxiii, 280 pages ;},
}