ACİL TIPTA GİZLİ MÜFREDAT: PROFESYONALİZM

Year 2019, Volume: 2 Issue: 2, 29 - 34, 31.07.2019

Can Aktaş

Abstract

Eski
Hipokrat mirasının varisleri olarak, profesyonellik tıp mesleğinden ve bireysel
hekimlikten ve basit bir yemin etmekten daha fazlasını gerektirmektedir. Tıbbi profesyonellik,
hem mesleğin hem de bireysel hekimin klinik mükemmelliğe ve hastaya bakmaya
olan bağlılığının sürekli yenilenmesini talep eder ve hastalara mümkün olan en
iyi bakımı sağlamayı taahüt eder. Acil serviste hekim ile hasta arasında özel
bir ilişki mevcuttur. Bu ilişkide profesyonel davranışların tutarlı bir şekilde
gösterilmesi gerekmektedir. Teknik standartlar, davranışlar ile birleştirilerek
hastaların güveni arttırılır, duygusal bir destek temin edilir, etkili bir
sağlık ekibi kurulur ve sürekli öğrenme teşvik edilir. Bu yazıda acil tıpta
profesyonalizm ihtiyacını, profesyonalizmin temel unsurlarını tanımlamaya
çalıştık.

Keywords

acil tıp, profesyonellik

Hidden Curricula in Emergency Medicine: Professionalism

Abstract

As heirs to the ancient Hippocratic legacy, we believe that professionalism requires more from the medical profession and from individual physicians than rhetoric and simple oath-taking. Instead, medical professionalism demands a continued renewal of both the profession’s and the individual physician’s commitment to clinical excellence and to caring for the patient. A special relationship exists between physicians and patients in the ED. Technical standards must be augmented with behaviors that enhance patient trust, provide emotional support, build an effective health care team, and promote continuous learning. In this article, we tried to define the need for professionalism in emergency medicine and the fundamental elements of professionalism.

Keywords

Emergency medicine, professionalism

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