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Everyday Mishaps and Lapses in Ethics, Professionalism, and Self-Care: A Faculty Development Workshop

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The authors thank the support received for the project Changing the Culture of Medical Education Through Reflection and Feedback, M. Stuber, P.I., NCCAM/NIH, 1R25AT006574-01A1.

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    Brenda Bursch, John Piacentini, Ian A. Cook & Margaret L. Stuber

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Bursch, B., Piacentini, J., Cook, I.A. et al. Everyday Mishaps and Lapses in Ethics, Professionalism, and Self-Care: A Faculty Development Workshop. Acad Psychiatry 40, 97–99 (2016). https://doi.org/10.1007/s40596-015-0319-8

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