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Research: JOHNSON AND BORDINAT D
Listed in Issue 41
Abstract
JOHNSON AND BORDINAT Department of Family and Community Medicine, Michigan State University College of Osteopathic Medicine, East Lansing 48824-1316 USA have been professionally associated with osteopathic medicine since 1972 and they have observed the processes whereby trainees and osteopathic physicians inculcate their unique professional identity.
Background
Methodology
Results
Conclusion
If the current de-emphasis of these identifying characteristics continues, little more than a name will distinguish osteopathic medicine from the allopathic medical profession.
References
Johnson SM and Bordinat D. Professional identity: key to the future of the osteopathic medical profession in the United States J Am Osteopath Assoc 98(6): 325-31 Jun 1998.
