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Using the hidden curriculum to teach professionalism during the surgery clerkship.

REFINING ELEMENTS OF MEDICAL PROFESSIONALISM IN THE UNDERGRADUATE MEDICAL STUDENTS

Professionalism is an area of growing interest for occupational therapy.

Occupational therapy students' perspectives of professionalism: an exploratory study

Furthermore, teaching and assessment of professionalism was found relevant, effective and feasible in r esource- constrained countries.

Feasibility, relevance and effectiveness of teaching and assessment of ethical status and communication skills as attributes of professionalism

Neymotin said, "Enhancing the Professionalism and judicial standards of our justice system is a professional passion I have undertaken.

Ita Neymotin Delivers Professionalism Talks Across Florida

Speaking on this occasion Prof Mahmood Ali Malik said that the core of professionalism comprised those attributes and behaviors that served to maintain patient interests above physician self-interest.

Professionalism comprises attributes and behaviors which maintain patient interests above physician's self-interest- Mahmood Ali Malik

Results: Among 494 respondents (302 from DUHS, 192 from JSMU) the mean score of all six tenets of professionalism turned out to 11.

PROFESSIONALISM AMONG MEDICAL STUDENTS AT TWO PUBLIC SECTOR UNIVERSITIES " A COMPARATIVE STUDY

Other recommendations made in the report include: the need for a shared approach to strengthening professionalism training, as well as a review by universities on how professionalism training could be strengthened in the degree programmes.

College highlights need for professionalism in training

CIMA professionalism is built on a combination of technical knowledge, an understanding of the regulatory framework and CPD.

View from professional standards

Worthington, a independent researcher, policy advisor, and medical ethicist who teaches ethics and professionalism in the UK, and Hays (health sciences and medicine, Bond U.

Practical professionalism in medicine; a global case-based workbook

Waisbord devotes the first few chapters of the book to an interrogation of the notion of professionalism both as a normative ideal used by journalists to delineate their field of practice, and as an analytical category through which the journalistic profession can critically be probed.

Waisbord, Silvio, Reinventing Professionalism: Journalism and News in Global Perspective

Professionalism is incompatible with "me-me syndrome" and with the attitude of an employee who perceives himself as a perpetual victim of overwork, insufficient pay, lack of appreciation, and gross inequities.

Notes from the dungeon

Background and Objectives: Medical professionalism is an essential aspect of medical education and practice worldwide.

Standing out with Professionalism: How do Students and Faculty of two different Medical Schools perceive it?