Professionalism of physicians from the point of view of physicians and students

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Fasce, Eduardo [1 ]
Echeverria, Max [2 ]
Matus, Olga [1 ]
Ortiz, Liliana [1 ]
Palacios, Sylvia [1 ]
Soto, Alejandro [1 ]
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[1] Univ Concepcion, Fac Med, Dept Educ Med, Concepcion, Chile
[2] Univ Concepcion, Fac Humanidades & Arte, Concepcion, Chile
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Education; medical; Physician's practice patterns; Semantics; MEDICAL PROFESSIONALISM;
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Background: Professionalism should be included as a fundamental component in the curriculum of undergraduate as well as graduate students of Medicine. Future physicians should be aware of the attributes that a professional should possess. Aim: To analyze the ideal medical doctor attributes from the point of view of physicians and students of Medicine. Material and methods. One hundred four physicians (MD) and 47 student answered a free association. test on The attributes they would assign to a good physician. The test was applied via Internet to professionals, and students were tested in group dynamics at the beginning of the class on Bioethics and Professionalism. Data were processed according to The Lexical Availability Model (LAM) which provides quantitative as well as qualitative evaluations. Results. The attributes with higher scores among MD, were honesty (0.379), regular academic updating (0.373), ability (0.325) and empathy (0.241). Among students, the selected attributes were excellence (0.625), empathy (0.511), responsibility (0.280) and ability (0.209). A general agreement was found among physicians and students, excepts by the fact that MD's consider continuing academic updating as The most important attribute. Conclusions: The attributes That physicians and medical students evaluate as essential in professionalism were identified using the LAM approach. At The beginning of the career students haw a definite humanistic approach to their future profession (Rev Med Chile 2009; 137:746-52).
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页码:746 / 752
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