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Professionalism in Medicine: Critical Perspectives

Delese Wear ; Julie M. Aultman (eds.)

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ISBN impreso

978-0-387-32726-6

ISBN electrónico

978-0-387-32727-3

Editor responsable

Springer Nature

País de edición

Reino Unido

Fecha de publicación

2006

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Cobertura temática

Educación

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doi: 10.1007/0-387-32727-4_1

The Complexities of Medical Professionalism

Brian Castellani; Frederic W. Hafferty

Palabras clave: Medical Professionalism; Academic Medicine; Ruling Class; Medical Work; Complexity Science.

Part One - Conceptualizing Professionalism | Pp. 3-23

doi: 10.1007/0-387-32727-4_2

An Analysis of the Discourse of Professionalism

Jamie L. Shirley; Stephen M. Padgett

Palabras clave: Medical Professionalism; Social Practice; Social Contract; Discourse Theory; American Medical College.

Part One - Conceptualizing Professionalism | Pp. 25-41

doi: 10.1007/0-387-32727-4_3

Professionalism

David J. Doukas

The proposed Educational Code of Professionalism is to serve as a means to have the physician-in-training and his or her teacher profess what they strive to be: professionals. It also serves notice that society, physicians, patients, and accreditation bodies hold this commitment with grave seriousness. When all training programs concur that we must teach our students to become professionals, and put resources in place to make this happen, our students and residents can then not only profess their intentions, but also allow them to actualize these ideals in their clinical practice.

Palabras clave: Medical Student; Residency Program; Objective Structure Clinical Examination; Academic Medicine; Accreditation Council.

Part One - Conceptualizing Professionalism | Pp. 43-59

doi: 10.1007/0-387-32727-4_4

Medical Professionalism

Daniel George; Iahn Gonsenhauser; Peter Whitehouse

Palabras clave: Medical Student; Medical Education; Medical Professionalism; Social Contract; Curricular Reform.

Part Two - Teaching Professionalism | Pp. 63-86

doi: 10.1007/0-387-32727-4_5

Respect for Patients

Delese Wear

Palabras clave: Cultural Competency; Academic Medicine; Multicultural Education; Hide Curriculum; Critical Race Theory.

Part Two - Teaching Professionalism | Pp. 87-101

doi: 10.1007/0-387-32727-4_6

You Say Self-Interest, I Say Altruism

Jack Coulehan

Palabras clave: Medical Student; Medical Education; Medical Professionalism; Professional Ethic; Hide Curriculum.

Part Two - Teaching Professionalism | Pp. 103-127

doi: 10.1007/0-387-32727-4_7

The Role of Ethics Within Professionalism Inquiry

Julie M. Aultman

Palabras clave: Medical Student; Medical Education; Moral Judgment; Medical Ethic; Moral Reasoning.

Part Two - Teaching Professionalism | Pp. 129-147

doi: 10.1007/0-387-32727-4_8

Medical Professionals and the Discourse of Professionalism

Bradley Lewis

Palabras clave: Medical Professionalism; Discourse Analysis; Individual Physician; Institutional Medicine; Sociological Imagination.

Part Two - Teaching Professionalism | Pp. 149-161

doi: 10.1007/0-387-32727-4_9

Educating for Professionalism at Indiana University School of Medicine

Thomas S. Inui; Ann H. Cottingham; Richard M. Frankel; Debra K. Litzelman; David L. Mossbarger; Anthony L. Suchman; T. Robert Vu; Penelope R. Williamson

Palabras clave: Academic Medical Center; Scientific Medical Education; Formal Curriculum; Medicine Clerkship; Appreciative Inquiry.

Part Three - Assessing Professionalism | Pp. 165-184

doi: 10.1007/0-387-32727-4_10

The Problem with Evaluating Professionalism

Mark Kuczewski

Palabras clave: Negative Behavior; Professional Behavior; Academic Medicine; Residency Education; Unprofessional Behavior.

Part Three - Assessing Professionalism | Pp. 185-198