Cross-sectional study evaluates medical professionalism attitudes among third-year medical students, highlighting the influence of gender, career motivations, and physician family members.
Introduction: Medical professionalism is one of the areas of competence in undergraduate and postgraduate medical education. In this study, we aimed to determine the medical professionalism attitudes of third-year medical students and to investigate the effect of gender, reason for preference, and presence of a doctor in the family on these attitudes.
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