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Development an instrument assessing residents' attitude towards professionalism lapses in training.

Hyo Jin KwonYoung-Mee LeeYoung-Hee LeeHyung-Joo Chang
Published in: Korean journal of medical education (2017)
The items of this instrument encompass a broad range of residents' behaviors in clinical practice, research, and publication. In addition, it includes some types of misconduct that can be considered unique features of the authors' cultural backgrounds. We recommend this instrument as an assessment tool to diagnose residents' perceptions and attitudes towards professionalism lapses and to provide insight regarding potential improvement in professionalism education.
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