2023 Brodie Lecture

The public’s diminishing trust in the medical profession is due more to the actions of medical organizations than individual practitioners. This presentation will explore how organizational professionalism, the notion that medical organizations, like individual practitioners, have professional competencies and behaviors, may help restore trust in medicine’s social contract.

The presentation will provide examples of how the corporatization of medicine has eroded the wellbeing of its workforce and subordinated the health of patients and communities to profit. However, there are movements in both business and medicine that may restore public trust and promote social wellbeing.

Lunch will be provided for the first 40 in-person attendees.

Zoom Webinar: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84251645196