… Gender disparity persists in academic medicine despite continued efforts to address the gap
[1]. Among surgical specialties, women account for 28.4% of practicing surgeons in Canada …

… Tempered radicals as institutional change agents: The case of advancing gender equity
at the University of Michigan. Harvard Journal of Law & Gender 30 (2): 303–22. …

… Unlike other reviews addressing women’s careers in academic medicine, this review focuses
solely on studies exploring the leadership of women, a central component of gender equity …

… A single academic medical center recently found that students historically UIM (Black or
African American, Hispanic, American Indian/Alaska Native, or Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander) …

… surgeons, we hypothesized that race, ethnicity, and gender trends in academic surgical
society leadership mirror trends in academic surgery. We also suspected that the URM surgeons …

… of gender disparity and systemic barriers to gender equity in academic vascular surgery. …
were in private practice before entering academic medicine, thus potentially underestimating …

… those establishing early pathways (eg, from pre–high school, high school, collegiate, and
predoctoral programs) to science careers for members of groups underrepresented in medicine…

… , and build a culture of trust within academic medicine. Such initiatives should aim to teach
a … others to develop novel approaches toward fostering inclusion in academic medicine. …

… Reasons for the more balanced gender distribution cannot be finally explained by the … that
gender equality can be achieved and palliative care could be a role model for other medical …

… females in academic medicine was obtained … equality for underrepresented groups.
Long-standing system based and cultural bias can be impediments in achieving true gender equality …