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Attended a "drugrep" (pharma-sponsored) dinner or social event
|
165 (44%)
|
153 (40.8%)
|
53 (14.1%0
|
79 (21.1%)
|
90 (24.0%)
|
212 (56.5%)
|
|
As a woman, wore clothing to the hospital which revealed exposed midriff, cleavage or thighs
|
347 (92.5%)
|
18 (4.8%)
|
6 (1.6%0
|
143 (38.1%)
|
233 (62.1%)
|
5 (1.3%)
|
|
Wore wrinkled shirts or pants, tennis shoes, cargo pants to the hospital
|
325 (86.7%)
|
39 (10.4%)
|
7 (1.9%)
|
101 (26.9%)
|
191 (50.9%)
|
89 (23.7%)
|
|
Wore a white coat which was in poor condition (e.g. wrinkles, stains, tears in pockets)
|
301 (80.3%)
|
64 (17.1%)
|
5 (1.3%)
|
84 (22.4%)
|
152 (40.5%)
|
145 (38.7%)
|
|
"Blocked" an admissions you thought was inappropriate
|
195 (52%)
|
111 (29.6%)
|
63 (16.8%)
|
150 (40.0%)
|
172 (45.9%)
|
59 (15.7%)
|
|
Celebrated a "blocked" admission
|
322 (85.9%)
|
43 (11.5%)
|
5 (1.3%)
|
159 (42.4%)
|
181 (48.3%)
|
41 (10.9%)
|
|
Disparaged the ER team/outpatient doctor to others for missed findings later discovered on the floor
|
348 (92.8%)
|
16 (4.3%)
|
5 (1.3%)
|
152 (40.5%)
|
197 (52.5%)
|
32 (8.5%)
|
|
Friended a patient on Facebook
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338 (90.1%)
|
30 (8%)
|
3 (0.8%)
|
306 (81.6%)
|
70 (18.7%)
|
5 (1.3%)
|
|
Dated a supervising attending
|
326 (86.9%)
|
41 (10.9%)
|
4 (1.1%)
|
274 (73.1%)
|
103 (27.5%)
|
4 (1.1%)
|
|
Dated an attending on another service
|
204 (54.4%)
|
146 (38.9%)
|
21 (5.6%)
|
256 (68.3%)
|
119 (31.7%)
|
6 (1.6%)
|
|
Had coffee, lunch or a drink with a patient
|
251 (66.9%)
|
104 (27.7%)
|
15 (4%)
|
295 (78.7%)
|
72 (19.2%)
|
14 (3.7%)
|
|
Dated a patient
|
359 (95.7%)
|
8 (2.1%)
|
4 (1.1%)
|
320 (85.3%)
|
56 (14.9%)
|
5 (1.3%)
|
|
Discussed patient information in a hospital public space (e.g. elevator, cafeteria, parking lot, etc.)
|
351 (93.6%)
|
16 (4.3%)
|
4 (1.1%)
|
123 (32.8%)
|
167 (44.5%)
|
91 (24.3%)
|
|
Had a nonmedical/personal conversation in a patient corridor (e.g. discussing evening plans)
|
185 (49.3%)
|
146 (38.9%)
|
39 (10.4%)
|
100 (26.7%)
|
96 (25.6%)
|
185 (49.3%)
|
|
Treated staff, technicians, coordinators, etc. differently than physicians
|
326 (86.9%)
|
37 (9.9%)
|
8 (2.1%)
|
156 (41.6%)
|
202 (53.9%)
|
23 (6.1%)
|
|
Made fun of a patient to a colleague (e.g. made a derogatory comment about a patient while they were under anesthesia)
|
359 (95.7%)
|
8 (2.1%)
|
4 (1.1%)
|
166 (44.3%)
|
188 (50.1%)
|
27 (7.2%)
|
|
Made a disparaging comment about a patient on Facebook, blog, etc.
|
360 (96%)
|
6 (1.6%)
|
4 (1.1%)
|
292 (77.9%)
|
86 (22.9%)
|
3 (0.8%)
|
|
Made a disparaging comment about a student, resident, attending, other member of the healthcare team on Facebook, blog, etc.
|
361 (96.3%)
|
6 (1.6%)
|
4 (1.1%)
|
281 (74.9%)
|
94 (25.1%)
|
6 (1.6%)
|
|
Skipped a lecture or talk in which attendance was required and no truly urgent patient care issue needed attention
|
332 (88.5%)
|
32 (8.5%)
|
7 (1.9%)
|
159 (42.4%)
|
147 (39.2%)
|
75 (20.0%)
|
|
Arrived late to rounds for nonclinical reasons
|
342 (91.2%)
|
25 (6.7%)
|
4 (1.1%)
|
147 (39.2%)
|
157 (41.9%)
|
77 (20.5%)
|
|
Shared an answer with a peer during an examination
|
358 (95.5%)
|
9 (2.4%)
|
4 (1.1%)
|
295 (78.7%)
|
81 (21.6%)
|
5 (1.3%)
|
|
Cheated on an exam because there wasn't time to study
|
362 (96.5%)
|
5 (1.3%)
|
3 (0.8%)
|
305 (81.3%)
|
73 (19.5%)
|
3 (0.8%)
|
|
Used material from the web (ppt slides, papers, etc.) to pass off as original work (without referencing the author)
|
361 (96.3%)
|
7 (1.9%)
|
3 (0.8%)
|
293 (78.1%)
|
82 (21.9%)
|
6 (1.6%)
|
|
Encouraged a student to state that they were doctor to expedite patient care
|
353 (94.1%)
|
13 (3.5%)
|
5 (1.3%)
|
245 (65.3%)
|
126 (33.6%)
|
10 (2.7%)
|
|
Asked a student to discuss with a patient medical or surgical information which was perceived to be beyond their level of knowledge
|
354 (94.4%)
|
12 (3.2%)
|
3 (0.8%)
|
263 (70.1%)
|
104 (27.7%)
|
14 (3.7%)
|
|
Asked a student to perform a medical or surgical procedure on a patient which was perceived to be beyond their level of skill
|
355 (94.7%)
|
9 (2.4%)
|
4 (1.1%)
|
282 (75.2%)
|
91 (24.3%)
|
8 (2.1%)
|
|
Performed medical or surgical procedures on a patient beyond perceived level of skill
|
354 (94.4%)
|
13 (3.5%)
|
3 (0.8%)
|
283 (75.5%)
|
73 (19.5%)
|
25 (6.7%)
|
|
Misrepresented an ordered test as "urgent" in order to get it expedited
|
322 (85.9%)
|
40 (10.7%)
|
6 (1.6%)
|
219 (58.4%)
|
118 (31.5%)
|
44 (11.7%)
|
|
Reported patient information (labs, test results, exam results) as normal when uncertain of the true results
|
359 (95.7%)
|
7 (1.9%)
|
3 (0.8%)
|
260 (69.3%)
|
104 (27.7%)
|
17 (4.5%)
|
|
Indicated a test or examination had been completed when it had not (although was intended to be)
|
362 (96.5%)
|
6 (1.6%)
|
2 (0.5%)
|
281 (74.9%)
|
93 (24.8%)
|
7 (1.9%)
|
|
Falsified patient records (e.g. backdating a note, documenting physical findings not personally obtained, etc.)
|
362 (96.5%)
|
6 (1.6%)
|
2 (0.5%)
|
298 (79.5%)
|
79 (21.2%)
|
4 (1.1%)
|
|
Avoided caring for a patient because of their race, religion, ethnicity, sexuality, etc.
|
360 (96%)
|
7 (1.8%)
|
3 (0.8%)
|
325 (86.7%)
|
53 (14.1%)
|
3 (0.8%)
|
|
Signed out patients over the phone
|
217 (57.9%)
|
122 (32.5%)
|
30 (8%)
|
177 (47.2%)
|
121 (32.3%)
|
83 (22.1%)
|
|
Posted patient information such as "an interesting rash" or other physical finding on the web, Facebook, blog, etc. without permission)
|
349 (93.1%)
|
18 (4.8%)
|
3 (0.8%)
|
304 (81.1%)
|
74 (19.7%)
|
3 (0.8%)
|
|
Filmed or photographed a patient without their consent
|
356 (94.9%)
|
10 (2.7%)
|
3 (0.8%)
|
293 (78.1%)
|
80 (21.3%)
|
8 (2.1%)
|
|
Signed out a procedure or task that could have been completed in order to go home as early in the day as possible
|
348 (92.8%)
|
18 (4.8%)
|
2 (0.5%)
|
244 (65.1%)
|
131 (34.9%)
|
6 (1.6%)
|
|
Logged false duty hours to protect the GME program and or program director
|
342 (91.2%)
|
20 (5.3%)
|
8 (2.1%)
|
231 (61.6%)
|
128 (34.1%)
|
22 (5.9%)
|
|
Stayed past required shift limits to complete a patient care task which could have been signed out
|
174 (46.4%)
|
140 (37.3%)
|
56 (14.9%)
|
187 (49.9%)
|
91 (24.3%)
|
103 (27.5%)
|
|
Did not alert one's attending/supervisor that you may have made an error
|
352 (93.9%)
|
12 (3.2%)
|
3 (0.8%)
|
289 (77.1%)
|
80 (21.3%)
|
12 (3.2%)
|
|
Did not alert one's attending/supervisor that one of your colleagues had made an error that you were aware of
|
332 (88.5%)
|
35 (9.3%)
|
3 (0.8%)
|
295 (78.7%)
|
74 (19.7%)
|
12 (3.2%)
|
|
Used a drug from the sample drug cabinet for an indigent patient
|
148 (39.5%)
|
122 (32.5%)
|
97 (25.9%)
|
207 (55.2%)
|
113 (30.1%)
|
61 (16.3%)
|
|
Used a drug from the sample drug cabinet for a friend or family member
|
200 (53.3%)
|
60 (16%)
|
10 (2.7%)
|
272 (72.5%)
|
99 (26.4%)
|
10 (2.7%)
|
|
Written or called in a prescription for self
|
315 (84%)
|
45 (12%)
|
10 (2.7%)
|
289 (77.1%)
|
71 (18.9%)
|
21 (5.6%)
|
|
Written or called in a prescription for a friend, colleague, etc. (without seeing the patient or making a note in a patient chart)
|
318 (84.8%)
|
43 (11.5%)
|
9 (2.4%)
|
234 (62.4%)
|
108 (28.8%)
|
39 (10.4%)
|
|
Accepted a gift from a patient worth < $25
|
167 (44.5%)
|
146 (38.9%)
|
57 (15.2%)
|
222 (59.2%)
|
107 (28.5%)
|
52 (13.9%)
|
|
Accepted a gift from a patient worth > $25
|
296 (78.9%)
|
66 (17.6%)
|
6 (1.6%)
|
286 (76.3%)
|
89 (23.7%)
|
6 (1.6%)
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