Code of ethics.

D, Cathon; K, Brownson

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Code of ethics.

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 28 Dec 2000 English Journal:Hospital materiel management quarterly, volume 22 (issn: 0192-2262,

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Authors: D, Cathon; K, Brownson;

pmid: 11185835

Code of ethics.

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Abstract

When an organization or department takes it upon itself to establish a code of conduct, levels of patient satisfaction project, or work-specific competencies it should mandate that these rules become standards of care. Administrators need to mandate that each individual be held accountable for his or her own actions and administrators must be held accountable for enforcing these standards.

Keywords

Personnel, Hospital, Social Responsibility, Professional Competence, Patient Satisfaction, Humans, Ethics, Institutional, Organizational Policy, United States

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