Reclaiming Medical Professionalism In An Era Of Corporate Healthcare

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Reclaiming Medical Professionalism In An Era Of Corporate Healthcare

2025

AUTHOR(S)

Koempel, Annie
Chen, Frederick M
Barth, Bradley
Phillips, Robert L

TOPIC(S)

Family Medicine Certification

KEYWORD(S)

Professionalism
Qualitative

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Together, ABMS boards and the AMA could create a comprehensive framework for organizational professionalism that matches the rigor of individual physician oversight.

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