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Examining Health Care Students' Attitudes toward E-Professionalism

Journal: American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education Date: 2016/12, 80(10):Pages: 169. doi: Subito , type of study: cross sectional study

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Keywords:

health personnel [65]
osteopathic education [67]
dental education [2]
pharmacy education [3]
osteopathic medicine [1540]
medical students [402]
medical education [623]
cross sectional study [597]
USA [1086]

Abstract:

Objective. To compare pharmacy, osteopathic medicine, dental medicine, and physician assistant (PA) students' perceptions of e-professionalism. Methods. A 20-item questionnaire was developed and administered to four cohorts of health care professions students early in their first professional year. The questionnaire contained 16 scenarios in which a hypothetical health care student or professional shared information or content electronically and students were asked to indicate how much they agreed that the scenario represented professional behavior. Results. Ninety-four percent of students completed the questionnaire. More female students were in the pharmacy and PA cohorts. There were statistical differences in students' perceptions of e-professionalism in five of 16 scenarios. Specific differences were most often between the osteopathic medicine students and the other cohorts. Conclusions. The health care professions students surveyed had similar perceptions of e-professionalism. Of the four cohorts, osteopathic medicine students appeared less conservative in their approach to e-professionalism than the other cohorts.


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