… the question of how professional norms change physicians' behavior when they trade off …
professional norms could be manipulated in real-world settings. Thus, the effects of such norms …

… the change in behavior worthwhile, as long as they were still providing care comfortably
within their professional norms. Indeed Glied and Zivin found that physicians were more likely to …

… professional and organizational characteristics as determinants of job satisfaction in hospital
physicians… of professional autonomy, norms concerning the control of work by expertise and …

… behaviors associated with professional norms in the Charter. We did not seek to cover every
conceivable behavior related to all 10 norms… and behavioral support for professional norms. …

… Physicians are vulnerable to these behaviors and, indeed, our society affords legal recourse…
This may be because female physicians violate the social norm by which professional status …

… physician behavior: guideline implementation, characteristics of practice, laws and incentives,
patient characteristics/ problems, social norms… didactic formal educational programs, were …

… Physicians who behave in an unprofessional manner in advanced training or practice were
… physicians did not explicitly discuss trainees’ attitudes, refer to moral or professional norms, …

… professional norms, the observed spillover effect may be driven merely by external constraints
on physician behavior… Although with their simple model of physician behavior economists …

… physicians who believed potentially compromising relationships could be appropriate would
be less supportive of other professional standards of behavior … for professional norms with …

… norms play an important role in intention and actual behavior [… and norms about substance
use contribute to a physician’s … in healthcare professionals (N = 1238; physicians represented …