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All University of California, San Francisco School of Medicine graduates who received disciplinary action from the California Medical Board between 1990 and 2000 were the subject of a case-control study.
By medical school graduating year and preferred specialty, control graduates were matched.
The National Board of Medical Examiner scores, the male gender, undergraduate grade point average, MCAT scores, medical school grades, and negative excerpts describing unprofessional behavior from course evaluation forms, dean's letters of recommendation for residencies, and administrative correspondence were the predictor variables.
The severity of unfavorable extracts was graded (Good/Trace versus Concern/Problem/Extreme). The outcome factor was disciplinary action taken by the state board.
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"Don't get a bad liver!" ~Explains to Prometheus' punishment from Zeus
FURTUM, "theft," is one of the four kinds of delicts which were the foundation of obligationes; it is also called "crimen." Moveable things only could be the objects of furtum; for the fraudulent handling (contrectatio fraudulosa) of a thing was furtum, and contrectatio is defined to be "loco movere.
