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Professionalism in Med Ed Material Reference: Dr. Ayat Eltayar lecture No. 8 in PGDME program 2026Online version Judge professional behavior Material Reference: Dr. Ayat Eltayar lecture No. 8 in PGDME program 2026 by yahya halabi 1 Dress codes are irrelevant in modern medical education settings. Yes No 2 Proper informed consent discussions and documentation are essential in medical education settings. Yes No 3 Evaluations of professionalism are optional and not part of formal assessment. Yes No 4 Reflective practice and self-assessment are components of professional development. Yes No 5 It is acceptable to share patient stories in public social media without de-identification. Yes No 6 Professionalism means never questioning unsafe practices even if it requires silence. Yes No 7 Educators should avoid seeking feedback from students to appear unbiased. Yes No 8 Medical educators should model respectful communication with colleagues and students. Yes No 9 Professionalism includes respecting patient confidentiality at all times. Yes No 10 Punctuality and meeting deadlines are evidence of professionalism. Yes No

Professionalism in Med Ed Material Reference: Dr. Ayat Eltayar lecture No. 8 in PGDME program 2026Online version

Judge professional behavior Material Reference: Dr. Ayat Eltayar lecture No. 8 in PGDME program 2026

by yahya halabi

Dress codes are irrelevant in modern medical education settings.

Yes

Proper informed consent discussions and documentation are essential in medical education settings.

Yes

Evaluations of professionalism are optional and not part of formal assessment.

Yes

Reflective practice and self-assessment are components of professional development.

Yes

It is acceptable to share patient stories in public social media without de-identification.

Yes

Professionalism means never questioning unsafe practices even if it requires silence.

Yes

Educators should avoid seeking feedback from students to appear unbiased.

Yes

Medical educators should model respectful communication with colleagues and students.

Yes

Professionalism includes respecting patient confidentiality at all times.

Yes

Punctuality and meeting deadlines are evidence of professionalism.

Yes

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Professionalism in Med Ed Material Reference: Dr. Ayat Eltayar lecture No. 8 in PGDME program 2026Online version

by yahya halabi

Dress codes are irrelevant in modern medical education settings.

Proper informed consent discussions and documentation are essential in medical education settings.

Evaluations of professionalism are optional and not part of formal assessment.

Reflective practice and self-assessment are components of professional development.

It is acceptable to share patient stories in public social media without de-identification.

Professionalism means never questioning unsafe practices even if it requires silence.

Educators should avoid seeking feedback from students to appear unbiased.

Medical educators should model respectful communication with colleagues and students.

Professionalism includes respecting patient confidentiality at all times.

Punctuality and meeting deadlines are evidence of professionalism.