… Second, to account for attrition from academic medicine, we censored data on individual
physicians who took a lengthy hiatus from or left academic medicine, as indicated by a gap of 3 …

… advancing in academic medicine. Early career women may leave academic medicine for
a myriad of reasons, and compared with men, they leave at lower academic ranks. Narratives …

… pandemic represents a new threat to gender equity in academia. In this article, we posit that
women in academic medicine will face additional barriers and challenges to advancement …

… the terms used across academic medicine disciplines to … /Other Pacific Islander, Women,
and other underrepresented … These ideas are specific to academic medicine in the United …

… The objective of this systematic review was to identify and describe mentoring programs
for URiM physicians in academic medicine and to describe important themes from existing …

… among women, and the voices of those women absent from … achieve authentic inclusion in
academic medicine. Dominant and … in academic medicine extend far beyond gaps in women’s …

… Academic medicine continues to voice the need for increasing the numbers of women and
… The Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC) annually tracks and generates …

… However, a similar increase in the representation of women in academic medicine is yet
to be seen. On the other hand, the representation of women in some journal categories was …

… schools, our sample was not a random probability sample of women employed in academic
medical settings. In addition, our sampling methods precluded the ability to calculate …

… There are subtle distinctions between these; however, this paper focuses primarily on the
conflict between the demands of a family and a career for women within academic medicine, …