Future healthcare providers and professionalism on social media: a cross-sectional study

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Rabih Soubra
Ibrahim Hasan
Louna Ftouni
Adam Saab
Issam Shaarani
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[1] Beirut Arab University,Faculty of Medicine
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BMC Medical Ethics | / 23卷
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Education; Ethics; Healthcare students; Professionalism; Professional conduct; Social media;
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