Integrity
The quality of being honest, ethical and truthful
Beliefs
Our required mindset about this value
We believe in the power of our words and actions to create a trusting and inclusive culture.
Words
Examples of how we would express this value
Doing the right thing with transparency, consistency and uncompromising adherence to ethical principles and values – “it’s walking your talk…”.
Actions
Examples of our everyday behaviours that demonstrate how we actively live the value
- Consistently delivering on your commitments and promises to support your colleagues.
- Interacting with others with humility and without hidden agendas.
- Respectfully providing direct and timely feedback to colleagues, especially on difficult issues.
- Doing the right thing in all circumstances, even if no one is watching you.
- Having the courage of your convictions to stand up and take positive action when something is wrong, or in situations where individuals need support.
- Being truthful and honest in the work you produce, including taking responsibility for mistakes.
Share your Story
We want to hear from you. Every day faculty, staff, students and learners around the province are bringing our vision and values to life. Nominate a colleague to profile or share your story by email at communications.med@ubc.ca
Integrity In Action
Removing seniors from care homes is not the solution to COVID-19 fears
Read Dr. Roger Wong's op-ed in The Globe and Mail.
‘I can still feel it now’: UBC doctor volunteers at Rohingya refugee clinic in Bangladesh
Karen Arnold was struck by the resilience she encountered at the Kutapalong refugee camp.
Wearable brain devices marketed to consumers raise ethical questions
Neuroethicist Judy Illes recommends caution with wearable brain devices.
UBC program graduates Indigenous MDs to bridge health gap
UBC grad Rebekah Eatmon reflects on her journey to improve access to health care.