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This document discusses the importance of professionalism for doctors. It defines professionalism as using expertise, dedication, and skills to help patients while adhering to a set of values and standards. Key professional behaviors include commitment to learning, attention to patient care, empathy, accountability, and excellence. Unprofessional behaviors that can constitute malpractice include lying about qualifications, improper patient evaluation, gifts from pharmaceutical companies, and false certificates. Professionalism is promoted through mentoring, role models, and self-reflection, and can be evaluated through incident reports, peer assessments, and patient feedback.
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- 1. PROFESSIONALISM Prof. IMRAN IQBAL
- 3. Being a professional Using the knowledge and skills to help the patients
- 4. PROFESSIONALISM • Expertise • Dedication
- 5. Being a professional • Adhering to a set of values • Behaving according to standards • Being accountable to patients
- 6. PROFESSIONALISM • Skill • Good judgement • Polite behaviour
- 7. Professional Behaviours • Commitment to learning • Attention to patient care
- 8. Professional Behaviours • Responsive to needs of society • Respect for patients • Empathy • Accountability • Commitment to excellence • Self-reflection
- 9. Professional Behaviours • Comitment to learning • Observing duty time • Attention to patient care • Abide by your contracts
- 10. Unprofessional behaviours • Lack of responsibility • Lapses in patient evaluation and management • Uncared remarks
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- 12. Promoting Professional Behaviours • Mentoring • Role models • Culture of professionalism • Self-reflection / self - audit
- 13. How to evaluate professionalism ? • Incident reports • Peer assessment • Evaluation by patients
- 14. What to do ? • Change the behaviour • Change the character
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