Bullying in Cardiology: How to Act as an Ethical Cardiologist

  • Sidhi Laksono Ethics and Legal Committee, Siloam Cinere Diagram Heart Hospital, Depok, Indonesia
Keywords: Bullying, Ancivility, Cardiologist, Approaches

Abstract

The foundation of decision-making in the health care system is patient care and results. For patient care delivery to be successful overall, staff members must be courteous, cooperative, and respectful of one another. The delivery of healthcare is positively impacted by cohesive health care teams and efficient communication. However, encounters in the health care industry are not always courteous. Among 5,931 cardiologists (77% male; 23% female), 44% reported a hostile work culture, and 79% of those who worked in a hostile work environment reported negative impacts on professional activities with coworkers and patients. These findings are supported by the Global Prevalence and Impact of Hostility, Discrimination, and Harassment in the Cardiology Workplace survey.

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Author Biography

Sidhi Laksono, Ethics and Legal Committee, Siloam Cinere Diagram Heart Hospital, Depok, Indonesia

Faculty of Medicine, University of Muhammadiyah Prof. Dr. Hamka, Tangerang, Indonesia

Published
2024-11-06
How to Cite
Laksono, S. (2024). Bullying in Cardiology: How to Act as an Ethical Cardiologist. Journal Of The Indonesian Medical Association, 74(5), 219 - 222. https://doi.org/10.47830/jinma-vol.74.5-2024-1533
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