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Factors influencing the reporting of notifiable conduct in health professionals in Australia
Deepti Bhasin
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Karl Kilian Konrad Wiener
Psychology
Women's and Children's Hospital
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Australia
100%
Healthcare Professionals
100%
Misconduct
100%
Intention to Report
60%
Professional Groups
20%
Healthcare
20%
Behavioral Patterns
20%
Reporting Behavior
20%
Perceived Control
20%
Regulatory Agencies
20%
Subjective Norms
20%
Theory of Planned Behavior Model
20%
Descriptive Norms
20%
Willingness to Report
20%
Clinician Training
20%
Online Survey Study
20%
Clinician Decision Making
20%
Reporting Intentions
20%
Vignettes
20%
Healthcare Practitioners
20%
Quantitative Online Survey
20%
Alcohol Misuse
20%
Psychology
Decision Making
100%
Influencing Factor
100%
Sexual Misconduct
50%
Theory of Planned Behavior
50%
Subjective Norm
50%
Healthcare
50%
Medical Aspects of Alcohol Misuse
50%
Nursing and Health Professions
Health Practitioner
100%
Influencing Factor
100%
Health Care
25%
Decision-Making
25%