The report included responses from 1,671 physicians across more than 29 specialties
Here is what physicians said should happen to physicians who behave badly at work, according to Medscape:
They should be verbally warned: 46 percent
They should be spoken to by management: 42 percent
They should be reported to the head of their workplace, department or human resources: 40 percent
They should receive a disciplinary letter: 31
They should be reported to the medical board: 13 percent
They should be suspended from work: 13 percent
Nothing should happen: 6 percent
Other: 10 percent
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