Doing what might be “wrong”: understanding internists’ responses to professional challenges

Ginsburg, S., Bernabeo, E., Holmboe, E.
Submitted: April, 2014

Physicians often do what might be wrong when they are asked to do something that goes against their values and beliefs, by patients, others, or as perceived by their organizations. Actions are often rationalized as being done for the right reasons. These findings should inform the development of educational initiatives to support physicians in acting in accordance with their ideals.

Resource Type:
  • Peer Reviewed Research
Study Design:
  • Survey/Study
Category:
  • Medical Ethics
  • Patient-Centered
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