What do dental codes of ethics and conduct suggest about attitudes to raising concerns and self-regulation?

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A. Holden
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[1] Lecturer in Dental Ethics,
[2] Law and Professionalism,undefined
[3] Honourary Associate in the Centre for Sydney Health Ethics,undefined
[4] Faculty of Dentistry,undefined
[5] University of Sydney,undefined
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British Dental Journal | 2018年 / 224卷
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Encourages the reader to consider professional messages surrounding the management of concerns relating to a colleagues performance or conduct.Challenges current professional philosophies surrounding criticising colleagues.Invites the reader to consider the consequences to the profession's reputation should the duty to raise concerns not be engaged with.
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