&amp;ldquo;Toxic&amp;rdquo; bedside teaching: patient impact

Cope, Jack Ft

doi:10.2147/amep.s180801

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“…Teaching by humiliation and mistreatment is almost standard operating protocol for medical education throughout the world (2)(3)(4)(5). An arbitrary code of strict obedience, that despises personal freedom, is amalgamated within the hierarchical structure of healthcare.…”

Section: Authoritarianism In Healthcarementioning

confidence: 99%

Workplace bullying in healthcare facilities: Role of caste and reservation

Barua¹,

Verma²

2021

IJME

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Medical education in India is afflicted with a culture of abuse and workplace bullying of junior doctors and medical students. This abuse is often rationalised on grounds of so-called high standards of healthcare delivery. Poor standards of work sometimes get attributed to caste-based reservations vs admissions based on “merit” due to elitist mindsets that prevail in our society. The cycle of abuse that goes on in medical colleges is incorporated (though not in a legal sense) into its hierarchical structure. Focussing attention only on casteism tends to overshadow the bullying of doctors and medical students by their senior colleagues at the workplace.

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Section: Authoritarianism In Healthcarementioning

confidence: 99%