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Subject/Title:
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Policy Number
2.06
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Academic Honesty
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Effective Date
August 1, 2002
Revised: April 19,
2006 |
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Department
Academic Affairs
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Issued by: |
Peter Dane, D.O.,
Associate Dean, Pre-Doctoral Education |
Approved by: |
John Brose, D.O.,
Dean
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Replaces: Academic Standards
Policy #1.001
To maintain effective
relationships with patients, colleagues, and the community, a physician
must establish a level of trust and work toward the assurance of
impeccable professional integrity. To establish and maintain an
environment that nurtures the habit of complete honesty, all OU-COM
physicians and physicians-in-training are expected to model exemplary
behavior and to avoid all suggestion of deceitfulness, in the form of
fraudulence, cheating or other forms of duplicity. In addition, all OU-COM
physicians in training agree to, and sign an honor code. The honor code
states, “As a member of the medical profession, I will maintain the
highest standards of academic and personal behavior. As a medical
student, I will not cheat or plagiarize or tolerate that behavior in
others.”
Definitions and examples of
what constitutes the behaviors in the honor code, as well as processes
for dealing with suspected violations of the honor code (either observed
or committed) are detailed in the OU-COM student handbook.
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Last updated:
09/25/2009
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