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Developing a professionalism and harassment policy for organized neurosurgery.
Ellen L Air1, Katie O Orrico2, Deborah L Benzil3
11Department of Neurosurgery, Henry Ford Health System, Detroit, Michigan, USA.
Journal of Neurosurgery
|March 24, 2021
Summary
Leading neurosurgery organizations created a professionalism and harassment policy for meetings. This policy ensures a safe and respectful environment for all participants at sponsored events.
Area of Science:
- Neurosurgery
- Medical Professionalism
- Event Management
Background:
- Professional meetings and conferences foster collaboration but lack established conduct guidelines.
- Disparities in jurisdiction and rules across institutions create challenges for participant safety.
- Ensuring a professional environment is crucial for scientific exchange and career development.
Purpose of the Study:
- To establish a unified policy on professionalism and harassment for neurosurgery professional events.
- To delineate expected behaviors and provide a framework for addressing misconduct.
- To promote a safe and respectful environment for education, scientific debate, and networking.
Main Methods:
- Formation of the One Neurosurgery Summit Taskforce on Professionalism and Harassment.
- Development of a foundational policy outlining common behavioral expectations.
- Creation of a unified roadmap for responding to untoward events.
Main Results:
- A comprehensive policy addressing professionalism and harassment has been established.
- A clear roadmap for prompt response to untoward events is now available.
- The policy aims to set a precedent for other medical organizations.
Conclusions:
- The new policy promotes a safe and respectful environment at neurosurgery events.
- It encourages all participants to uphold standards of professional conduct.
- This initiative seeks to inspire broader adoption of similar policies across medical organizations.
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