Table 3.

Number of respondents (and percent of total) who reported personal participation and rated as unprofessional

Behavior	Reported personal participation AND rated as unprofessional
	n	% of total rating “unprofessional”
Wore wrinkled shirts or pants, tennis shoes, cargo pants to the hospital	67	20.5
Attended a "drug rep" (pharma-sponsored) dinner or social event	69	41.6
Wore a white coat which was in poor condition (e.g. wrinkles, stains, tears in pockets)	104	34.2
"Blocked" an admissions you thought was inappropriate	12	6.1
Celebrated a "blocked" admission	29	8.9
Discussed patient information in a hospital public space (e.g. elevator, cafeteria, parking lot, etc.)	83	23.4
Had a nonmedical/personal conversation in a patient corridor (e.g. discussing evening plans)	69	36.7
Skipped a lecture or talk in which attendance was required and no truly urgent patient care issue needed attention	61	18.2
Arrived late to rounds for nonclinical reasons	69	20.0
Misrepresented an ordered test as "urgent" in order to get it expedited	29	9.0
Signed out patients over the phone	21	9.6
Stayed past required shift limits to complete a patient care task which could have been signed out	23	13.1
Used a drug from the sample drug cabinet for an indigent patient	2	1.4
Written or called in a prescription for a friend, colleague, etc. (without seeing the patient or making a note in a patient chart)	18	5.6
Accepted a gift from a patient worth < $25	17	10.2