Objective: We sought to characterize postoperative outcomes among patients who
underwent an oncologic operation relative to whether the treating surgeon was an …

Representative bureaucracy scholarship has operated in an academic silo, largely separate
from the policy subfields where it is applied, specifically when testing passive and active …

Background The association of hospital market competition, financial costs, and quality of
oncologic care has not been well-defined. This study sought to evaluate variations in patient …

Abstract Background and Objectives Surgeon sex has been associated with perioperative
clinical outcomes among patients undergoing oncologic surgery. There may be variations in …

Background Multidisciplinary team (MDT) meetings are important but resource-expensive
components of surgical and oncologic care. This cohort study investigated the effectiveness …

Purpose The aim of our study was to compare intraoperative complication rates in cataract
surgeries performed by women and men surgeons and to analyse the possible impact of …

Abstract Though the United States population has rapidly diversified in recent decades, the
American physician workforce has been slow to follow. Orthopedic surgery and …

Abstract Representation in the field of surgery is historically homogeneous and does not
reflect the increasingly diverse patient population in the United States. Diversity in surgery is …