AIMS: This study explored the perceptions of female leaders in schools of health professions
regarding the barriers, challenges, successes, and rewards of holding academic leadership …

The number of women enrolled in medical schools has risen from less than 25% in the
1970s to over 47% today. 1, 2 In spite of this, we continue to see striking under …

Esther provides an opportunity to study female leadership through a Christian perspective,
highlighting how to rise to leadership from a position which inherently has little influence …

Although 76% of teachers in the United States are women (Superville, 2016), only 55% of
suburban principals are female (Bitterman, Golding, & Grey, 2013). This number decreases …

Abstract ENGLISH SUMMARY: The dearth of research concerning coloured women in
leadership was the motivation for this study. Studies on women in leadership in South Africa …

The focus of this qualitative phenomenological study was to uncover and describe
experiences of women in middle managerial positions in organizations with formal and …

Background Although women's participation is relatively high in the pharmacist workforce,
women remain underrepresented in executive positions. The rate of executive female …

In 2013 a settlement for $7 million was reached on behalf of an accomplished, productive,
female healthcare practitioner who claimed discrimination by a male colleague. 1, 2 A senior …

Degrowth challenges dominant discourses and growth-based responses to global crises,
proposing radical alternatives to foster sustainable livelihoods. This thesis examines …

This qualitative study examined the underrepresentation of black women in executive
healthcare leadership as a result of social challenges like stereotypes, biases, and …