TLE 3 Group_16_Dublin by Eric Clarke https://padlet.com/RCSI_MedProf/a95zu5t9nxusko3 THP_12_Case scenario discussion on themes of professionalism in practice en-us 2021-11-09 12:23:08 UTC 2026-02-15 22:14:28 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.net/icons/png/1f353.png You are final year medical student making rounds with the attending physician and a resident on Mr. Johnson, a 58-year-old man with bacterial sepsis. You looked up his blood culture results this morning and found that they were positive, but your resident was unable to check the culture results himself before rounds. When asked by the attending physician, the resident replies that the culture results are not yet available. RCSI_MedProf https://padlet.com/RCSI_MedProf/a95zu5t9nxusko3/wish/1878047324 2021-11-09 12:23:08 UTC https://padlet.com/RCSI_MedProf/a95zu5t9nxusko3/wish/1878047324 Dr Ahmed a consultant from another department approaches you (as a resident) and wants to check Mrs. PJ’s charts. You reply, that she is not their patient, and you’re uncertain whether you’re allowed to share it with him? He replies, “Fine but, give me the charts anyway, I may have a reason in the near future, so don’t get upset”, physician replied. RCSI_MedProf https://padlet.com/RCSI_MedProf/a95zu5t9nxusko3/wish/1878047327 2021-11-09 12:23:08 UTC https://padlet.com/RCSI_MedProf/a95zu5t9nxusko3/wish/1878047327 You are reviewing your recent social media messages and notice that a co-resident has written a highly negative comment about a patient’s situation. There was no specific patient name, but the hospital’s initials and the description of the case make it easy to figure out the nurses and physicians that were being described. RCSI_MedProf https://padlet.com/RCSI_MedProf/a95zu5t9nxusko3/wish/1878047329 2021-11-09 12:23:08 UTC https://padlet.com/RCSI_MedProf/a95zu5t9nxusko3/wish/1878047329