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What is professionalism? A training tool for the medical practice staff
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Abstract:
We all recognize and appreciate professionalism when we see it. However, it is not crystal clear to everyone what makes an individual's behavior professional. This article explores professionalism specifically for medical practice employees. It suggests that acting professionally is much more than simply being paid to do a job. It defines professionalism by offering 15 core competencies and character traits for medical practice employee professionalism. This article also describes the tangible and intangible benefits of professionalism for medical practice employees and offers guidelines for increasing one's own professionalism. Finally, this article includes a self-quiz for medical practice employees to evaluate their own professionalism and pinpoint areas for improvement and growth.
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