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State board-disciplined physicians more likely to have shown unprofessional behavior in med school

cherished," Papadakis said. "Our study shows that the tradition of professionalism must begin in medical school and that standards for professionalism in students are as important, or perhaps more important than other measures of success."

She stressed the importance of early identification and remediation of unprofessional behavior among medical students. "We want to identify people who have trouble in this domain as early as possible," she said. "We all grow up, and most of us become more professional as we mature. However, for the rare student who cannot demonstrate professional behavior, we need to think long and hard about whether he or she should graduate from medical school."

Papadakis noted the collaborative nature of the research, saying, "This study brings together the licensing and disciplinary branch of the medical system, represented by the Federation of State Medical Boards, with the medical schools, so that we can all help patients in the long run."


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21-Dec-2005


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