A new survey of medical-school deans
finds that unprofessional conduct on blogs and social-networking sites is
increasing among medical students. Although med students fully understand
patient-confidentiality laws and are indoctrinated in the high ethical standards
to which their white-coated profession is held, many of them still use Internet
to make discriminatory statements and discuss patient cases in violation of
confidentiality laws, according to the survey.
We assumed that
students were "educated about professional conduct online and used better
judgment." But medical students, it seems, are no different from the rest of us
when it comes to posting drunken party pictures online or tweeting about their
daily comings, goings and musings — however inappropriate they may be. Many
students feel they are entitled to post what they wish on their pers
A. Teachers should give more tolerance to students.
B. Students’ sense of privacy should be established first.
C. More professional education should be included in students’ curricula
D. Teachers should be sensitive to students’ culture.
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A new survey of medical-school deans
finds that unprofessional conduct on blogs and social-networking sites is
increasing among medical students. Although med students fully understand
patient-confidentiality laws and are indoctrinated in the high ethical standards
to which their white-coated profession is held, many of them still use Internet
to make discriminatory statements and discuss patient cases in violation of
confidentiality laws, according to the survey.
We assumed that
students were "educated about professional conduct online and used better
judgment." But medical students, it seems, are no different from the rest of us
when it comes to posting drunken party pictures online or tweeting about their
daily comings, goings and musings — however inappropriate they may be. Many
students feel they are entitled to post what they wish on their pers
A. Many medical students treat patients unjustly.
B. Lots of medical staff violates confidentiality laws on the Internet.
C. Many medical students fail to hold high professional standard.
D. Patients’ privacy needs to be protected badly.
[单项选择]A new survey of medical-school deans finds that unprofessional conduct on blogs and social-networking sites is increasing among medical students. Although med students fully understand patient-confidentiality laws and are indoctrinated in the high ethical standards to which their white-coated profession is held, many of them still use Internet to make discriminatory statements and discuss patient cases in violation of confidentiality laws, according to the survey.
We assumed that students were "educated about professional conduct online and used better judgment." But medical students, it seems, are no different from the rest of us when it comes to posting drunken party pictures online or tweeting about their daily comings, goings and musings — however inappropriate they may be. Many students feel they are entitled to post what they wish on their personal profiles, maintaining that the information is in fact personal and not subject to the same policies and guidelines that govern
A. Many medical students treat patients unjustly.
B. Lots of medical staff violates confidentiality laws on the Internet.
C. Many medical students fail to hold high professional standard.
D. Patients’ privacy needs to be protected badly.
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