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Despite increasing numbers of women entering anaesthesia, they remain persistently under‐
represented within academic anaesthesia and research. Gender discordance is seen across …

Medical education programs profess commitments to justice, equity, and inclusion, seeking
to diversify the profession and better serve patient populations. Although disability has more …

Background: Our aim was to evaluate differences in reported citizenship tasks among
women physicians due to personal or demographic factors and time spent performing those …

Background: Our aim was to evaluate trends of childbearing during medical training,
evaluate issues of infertility, and measure institutionalized barriers to childbearing among …

Background: Gender disparities in academic promotion and leadership are well
documented. Scholarly impact is essential for promotion. The Hirsch-index (h-index) is a …

Background Although the number of women doctors has increased in South Korea, and
efforts to improve gender awareness have gained importance in recent years, the issue of …

Objective: To compare gender compositions in the leadership of the top 25 medical schools
in North America with the leadership of their affiliated university senior leadership and other …

Objective Gender disparities in academic medicine continue to be prevalent despite
significant advances in the number of women entering medicine over the last decades. The …

INTRODUCTION: There is a notable gap in studies examining the impact of gender within
sociocultural norms in non-western professional settings, especially concerning the well …