Medscape surveyed 6,235 physicians, residents, nurses, NPs and PAs across 29-plus specialties. Respondents could select multiple answers.
Here’s how they responded:
1. Personally experienced sexual abuse, harassment or misconduct: 11 percent
2. Witnessed sexual abuse, harassment or misconduct: 14 percent
3. Accused of sexual abuse, harassment or misconduct: 1 percent
4. None of the above: 79 percent
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