Deck 4: Creating a Culture of Professionalism

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Professionals can best serve their fields by meeting their obligations to:

A) Customers
B) Community
C) Society
D) All of the above.
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Medical professionalism is a set of behaviors, attitudes, and values that serves the interests of patients and society before one's own interests.
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Professionalism, as defined, contains all of the following basic components except:

A) Obligations
B) Character
C) Conduct
D) Quality
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PIE2 stands for Personal (Intrinsic & Extrinsic) and Professional (Intrinsic & Extrinsic) Professionalism.
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Healthcare organizations that have lower levels of professional behavior or higher levels of unprofessional behavior tend to have more adverse patient care outcomes.
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Personal professionalism includes the following behaviors:

A) Caring about others.
B) Being an active learner.
C) Treating all people with respect.
D) Only A and C
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Successful medical professionalism requires:

A) Competency
B) Communication
C) Continuity
D) All of the above
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Other professional behaviors may include all of the following except:

A) Commitment to excellence.
B) Non-judgmental approach to patients.
C) Meeting the minimum standard professionalism.
D) Collegial approach when with a team.
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Sources of professionalism include the mission, vision, and values of an organization.
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Development of professionalism can occur in all of the following except:

A) Disciplinary actions
B) Meetings
C) Organizational culture
D) Hiring processes
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First Five Practices include all of the following except:

A) Model the way.
B) Inspire a shared vision.
C) Challenge the leadership.
D) Encourage the heart.
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Codes of conduct dictate professional duties and responsibilities.
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The American College of Healthcare Executive code of ethics include all of the following areas except:

A) Responsibilities to the profession.
B) Responsibilities to oneself.
C) Responsibilities to patients served.
D) Responsibilities to the organization.
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Physician professionalism did not originally emerge from the Hippocratic Oath.
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Professional oaths:

A) Reflect a binding promise.
B) Test a measure of professional skill.
C) Facilitate professional communication.
D) Assure an effective use of time.
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Deck 4: Creating a Culture of Professionalism
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Professionals can best serve their fields by meeting their obligations to:

A) Customers
B) Community
C) Society
D) All of the above.
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Medical professionalism is a set of behaviors, attitudes, and values that serves the interests of patients and society before one's own interests.
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Professionalism, as defined, contains all of the following basic components except:

A) Obligations
B) Character
C) Conduct
D) Quality
A
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PIE2 stands for Personal (Intrinsic & Extrinsic) and Professional (Intrinsic & Extrinsic) Professionalism.
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Healthcare organizations that have lower levels of professional behavior or higher levels of unprofessional behavior tend to have more adverse patient care outcomes.
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Personal professionalism includes the following behaviors:

A) Caring about others.
B) Being an active learner.
C) Treating all people with respect.
D) Only A and C
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Successful medical professionalism requires:

A) Competency
B) Communication
C) Continuity
D) All of the above
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Other professional behaviors may include all of the following except:

A) Commitment to excellence.
B) Non-judgmental approach to patients.
C) Meeting the minimum standard professionalism.
D) Collegial approach when with a team.
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Sources of professionalism include the mission, vision, and values of an organization.
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Development of professionalism can occur in all of the following except:

A) Disciplinary actions
B) Meetings
C) Organizational culture
D) Hiring processes
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First Five Practices include all of the following except:

A) Model the way.
B) Inspire a shared vision.
C) Challenge the leadership.
D) Encourage the heart.
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Codes of conduct dictate professional duties and responsibilities.
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The American College of Healthcare Executive code of ethics include all of the following areas except:

A) Responsibilities to the profession.
B) Responsibilities to oneself.
C) Responsibilities to patients served.
D) Responsibilities to the organization.
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Physician professionalism did not originally emerge from the Hippocratic Oath.
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Professional oaths:

A) Reflect a binding promise.
B) Test a measure of professional skill.
C) Facilitate professional communication.
D) Assure an effective use of time.
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