Professional Integrity and the Role of Medical Students in Professional Self-Regulation

Percival in turn was a major influence on the first (1847) Code of Ethics of the American Medical Association [1]. [6] presented results of a survey of fourth year medical students’ attitudes toward peer accountability from 24 medical schools (81 % response rate). Illustrative examples of problemati...

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Veröffentlicht in:	Academic psychiatry 2016-06, Vol.40 (3), p.525-529
Hauptverfasser:	Coverdale, John H., Roberts, Laura Weiss, Balon, Richard, Beresin, Eugene V., Louie, Alan K., Guerrero, Anthony P. S., Brenner, Adam M., McCullough, Laurence B.
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Sprache:	eng
Schlagworte:	Accident Prevention Behavior Cheating Confidentiality Corporate culture Disclosure Editorial Ethics Health care Humans Instructional Leadership Integrity Labor Force Leaders Leadership Learning Medical Education Medical Errors Medical Evaluation Medical practices Medical schools Medical Services Medical students Medicine Medicine & Public Health National Surveys Organizational Culture Patient safety Patients Peers Physical Examinations Physician-Patient Relations Physicians Polls & surveys Professional Autonomy Professional Competence Professional ethics Professional Misconduct Professional relationships Professional responsibilities Professional standards Professionalism Psychiatry Role Self interest State Surveys Students, Medical Truth Disclosure Violations Whistleblowing
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