Here are five takeaways:
1. Of physician respondents, 5 percent said they would lie under oath to protect a colleague and 71 percent said they would not.
2. Twenty-four percent of physicians reported being unsure what they would do.
3. Two percent of nurses said they would lie under oath to protect a colleague.
4. A large majority (87 percent) of nurses said they would not lie under oath to protect a colleague.
5. Eleven percent of nurses said they were unsure.
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