Dutch medical oath.

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Jan 2005 Netherlands English Publisher:Van Zuiden Communications BVJournal:The Netherlands journal of medicine, volume 63 (issn: 0300-2977,

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Authors: Westerveld, H.E.; Briet, J.W.; Houwaart, E.S.; Legemaate, J.; Meerman, Th.J.A.M.; Breetvelt, E.J.; Wall, E. van der;

pmid: 16244387

Dutch medical oath.

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Abstract

In the first part of this article, the booklet Dutch Medical Oath is reviewed. The content of the new oath is discussed as are the reasons for revision of the previous version of the oath. This is followed by a short history of the oath. In the second part of the article the oath is compared with the seven competencies of a medical specialist. The new oath contains elements of six of these seven competencies. This demonstrates that the oath is in keeping with the new medical educational demands.

Country

Netherlands

Related Organizations

Amsterdam UMC
Netherlands
Utrecht University
Netherlands
University Medical Center Utrecht
Netherlands

Keywords

Geneeskunde, Education, Medical, Codes of Ethics, Humans, Ethics, Medical, Clinical Competence, Netherlands

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