Guess Who? How Doctors’ Attire Affects Students’ Perceptions of their Speciality

G. Aref-Adib, S. Sathanandan, Joseph F. Hayes, E. Abrol, P. Duncan, Nomi Werbolof, D. Osborn
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Hippocrates said that a doctor should be “clean in person, well dressed, and anointed with sweet-smelling unguents” [1]. Until the late 19th century, doctors often wore black. Black clothing was considered “formal wear,” not least because calling the doctor was often the last resort prior to death [2]. The dress code changed when, in the latter part of the 19th century, the idea of antiseptic techniques emerged [3] leading to a move towards “cleanliness” and “purity”, reflected in the now iconic white coat.
猜猜是谁?医生着装如何影响学生对专业的认知
希波克拉底(Hippocrates)说,医生应该“身披整洁,衣冠楚楚,涂上香味扑鼻的药膏”[1]。直到19世纪后期,医生们还经常穿黑色衣服。黑色服装被认为是“正装”,尤其是因为叫医生往往是死亡前的最后手段[2]。19世纪下半叶,随着防腐技术的出现[3],着装规范发生了变化,人们开始追求“清洁”和“纯洁”,这体现在现在标志性的白色大褂上。
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