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Before we begin ...Background Information

Introduction

Personality Type Learning Style Approaches to Learning

Specialty Choice Are you hard-wired for a certain area of medicine?Parental Leave

Specialty Choice

Are there biases in medical education that stream people into certain career paths?What factors are important when choosing a specialty?Medical Student Experience CaRMS Match You in Medicine

Streaming

You as an Individual

Professionalism Some people have linked these words to professionalism...Gender Issues and Professionalism Cases - Is this professional behaviour?Are you being treated professionally and without bias?Stats game on harassment during medical training

What are the societal and regulatory expectations of us as professionals?CPSO Study Norberg Hippocratic Oath CPSO Policy Thinking About Zero Tolerance CPSO Policy on Mandatory Reporting - Policy #10-00 Sexual Abuse by a Health Professional Avoid Complaints of Sexual Abuse CMA: The Duty is Ours CPSO Policy on Professional Responsibilities in Postgraduate Education 2003

CPSO Guidelines

Healthy Boundaries Types of Boundaries Professional Boundaries ...Dr. NMRC Healthy Boundaries Take Effort -

Boundaries

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CPSO Study

A study sponsored by the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario concludes that the province’s medical students need to be better educated about the issues surrounding the sexual abuse of patients by physicians.

How healthy are your boundaries?

1.	How do you define professional boundaries?

2.	List 5 ways to avoid complaints of sexual abuse. (The CPSO lists 16)

3.	List all 8 of the events that require mandatory reporting.