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Background Professionalism is a vital aspect of health care and multidisciplinary teamwork. Although there is substantive professionalism literature in medicine and an expanding health care professions literature, there is a significant gap in understanding professionalism in dietetics. There are very few research papers in the dietetics literature on this issue compared with other health professions. Given the multidisciplinary nature of health care, it is important to understand what professionalism means within each profession to develop shared understandings across health care teams. Objective The study aim was to explore how dietetics professionalism is conceptualized by dietetic practitioners/preceptors, faculty, and new graduates. Design A constructionist exploratory qualitative interview study was conducted. Participants/setting One hundred participants (dietetics graduates, faculty, and practitioners/preceptors), associated with 17 universities across Australia and New Zealand and from diverse geographical and work settings, participated in 27 group and 24 individual interviews from March 2018 to June 2019. Statistical analyses performed Thematic framework analysis was use

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Author

Janeane Dart; Louise McCall; Susan Ash; Charlotte Rees

Publisher

Elsevier BV

Published

2022

Language

EN

Field

Medicine (Health Sciences)