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The Concept of E-professionalism and Its Reflections in the Field of Health-care

E-profesyonelizm Kavramı ve Sağlık Alanına Yansımaları

Necla Yılmaz
Pınar Öke
Pages
152–159
Publication Date
2022-10-11
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We aimed to emphasize the importance of e-professionalism in the field of health-care and contribute to the related literature.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Sound professional behavior in accordance with ethical codes of conduct is important in every profession.
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Key Findings & Data:Accordingly, every profession has produced its own ethical codes and patterns of professional behavior.
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Conclusion & Impact:We aimed to emphasize the importance of e-professionalism in the field of health-care and contribute to the related literature.
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Abstract

Sound professional behavior in accordance with ethical codes of conduct is important in every profession. Accordingly, every profession has produced its own ethical codes and patterns of professional behavior. The digital age has come with its own unique ethical challenges. The field of health-care is one area where such problems are most prevalent. In this study, we aimed to assess health-care-related reflections of the concept of e-professionalism from the perspectives of digitalization, online environments, ethical principles, and ethical violations. We reviewed the literature, and complied and interpreted online news about ethical violations that can be associated with e-professionalism. We aimed to emphasize the importance of e-professionalism in the field of health-care and contribute to the related literature.

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Etik kurallara uymak ve profesyonel davranmak her meslek için önemlidir. Bu sebeple her meslek kendine özgü etik kodlar ve profesyonel davranış kalıpları geliştirmiştir. Bu davranış kalıpları sayesinde kişilerin mesleki sınırlarını daha iyi bildiği ve oluşturulan standartlar sayesinde busınırlara uyum sağlamada zorlanmadığı söylenebilir. Dijital çağ olarak nitelenen günümüzdeise yeni etik sorunlar doğmuştur. Sağlık alanı, bu gibi sorunların en çok yaşandığı alanlardanbiridir. Bu çalışmada dijitalleşme, çevrimiçi ortamlar, etik ilkeler ve etik ihlaller perspektifindene-profesyonelizm kavramının sağlık alanına yansımalarını değerlendirmek, ayrıca sağlık sektörüne ilişkin İnternet’teki haberlerin e-profesyonelizm ile ilgili yönlerini ele almak hedeflenmiştir. Budoğrultuda konu ile ilgili literatür taranmış, e-profesyonelizm ile ilişkilendirilebilecek etik ihlalleredair haberler derlenmiş ve yorumlanmıştır. E-profesyonelizm kavramının sağlık alanına yönelikönemine vurgu yapmak ve ilgili literatüre katkıda bulunmak amaçlanmıştır.

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Yılmaz, N., Öke, P. (2022). The Concept of E-professionalism and Its Reflections in the Field of Health-care. Anadolu Kliniği Tıp Bilimleri Dergisi, Cilt: 25 - Sayı: 2, 152–159. https://ajindex.com/articles/437644

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