Had the discipline traded humanist imagination for cautious, quasi-scientific professionalism?
Dealing appropriately with conflicts (i.e., professionalism, culture, scientific and clinical differences of approach); e. Language capability; f.
This kind of research is not principally driven by important scientific questions but is focused on professionalism and accuracy above all else.
Course director, Giskin Day, says she sees highly intelligent but very young students hiding behind a screen of professionalism, medical language, tests and scientific concepts, and afraid to address patients as individuals in case they are drawn into their lives, families and emotions.
The main theoretical model of reference to consider professionalism regards the cycle of scientific communication (Borgman, 2007) and the competent management of the workflow thereby proposed.
This ensures that students will demonstrate attainment of the expected graduate attributes and competencies of professionalism, communication and social skills, scientific and clinical knowledge and patient care (Australian Dental Council, 2016).
The "science versus adventure" arguments were renewed when, after the return of the expedition, there was criticism over the accuracy and professionalism of some of its scientific results.
Derived from the National Postdoctoral Association's list of postdoctoral core competencies, the myIDP skills assessment has seven categories: scientific knowledge, research skills, communication, leadership and management, professionalism, responsible conduct of research, and career development.
Scientific uncertainty may be used to teach aspects of professionalism in science courses.
They suggest that the promotion of 'learner buy-in' is essential to engaging students in a topic such as medical professionalism that they may perceive as abstract or extraneous to the scientific curriculum [ 11].
Professionalism extends beyond your laboratory or office and into your institution and scientific discipline.
