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Professional Competencies

The School of Medicine references documents from the American Board of Internal Medicine (ABIM) to define the operational criteria for "Medical Professionalism" across the following 7 points,emphasizing that "Medical Professionalism" is rooted in "Excellence in Medical Competence."

Item Educational Professionalism Description
1 Altruism Refraining from selfish self-interest and eagerly contributing to the well-being of others.
2 Accountability and Trustworthiness Upholding public health within doctor-patient relationships and remaining trustworthy among peers.
3 Excellence Possessing a conscience that surpasses expected medical standards; committing to lifelong learning; delivering optimal medical care; demonstrating effective communication, active listening, awareness of one's limitations, and self-directed learning.
4 Duty and Responsibility Willingly responding to medical callings despite personal inconvenience or unavoidable risks; providing optimal care to all patients regardless of socioeconomic status; actively engaging in medical groups to contribute to community welfare.
5 Honor and Integrity Exhibiting honor, honesty, trustworthiness, dedication, and upright behavior; demonstrating compassion and empathy; adhering to professional codes of conduct; maintaining sound doctor-patient relationships.
6 Professional Conduct and Etiquette Maintaining appropriate attire, refined speech, and proper demeanor.
7 Respect Respecting patients and their families, peers, and other healthcare professionals; respecting patient privacy; demonstrating sensitivity to individual cultural backgrounds.