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Can the Understanding of Professionalism in Medicine be Influenced by the Background of Trainees or Their Roles? [8C]

RESULTS: Baseline results showed that most C/S are done for category 2 fetal heart rate, about 40% of providers practice defensively, and that more providers are willing to speak up to a nurse, as compared to an attending. Significant findings showed that providers with a previous lawsuit are more likely to practice defensively (66.4% vs 47.8%, P-.002) and to speak up when they disagree with a care plan (80% vs 63%, P-.002). Nurses, as opposed to physicians, are more willing to wait during labor rather than support a C/S (91.6% vs 70%, P-.000), but are less likely to speak up (64.1% vs 79.6%, P.006). More experienced providers are more likely to speak up (85.3% vs 57%, P-.000) and less likely to induce at 41 weeks (19.9% vs 31.5%, P-.021).