Objective To describe the publication productivity of academic urologists in the United States
by gender. Materials and Methods Gender inequality is prevalent in most surgical …

Representation of Women in Academic Orthopaedic Leadership:... : Clinical Orthopaedics and
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Objective To evaluate changes over time in female representation among urology residents
compared to those within other specialties. Materials and Methods Urology match data were …

Objective To describe the proportions of peer-reviewed manuscripts authored by women in
5 high-impact, widely available urology journals, and to compare these to the proportion of …

The number of practicing female urologists has increased from< 2% in 1980 to 9.2% in
2018. Despite this increase, urology trails far behind medical fields overall and surgical …

Objective To describe the current landscape of first and last female authorship in urology
journals relative to the journals' impact factor. We hypothesized that women would have a …

OBJECTIVE. The purpose of this study was to evaluate gender differences in the authorship
of original research articles by radiologists in two major American radiology journals, AJR …

Introduction Increasing female matriculation into medical school has shown an increase in
women training in academic urology, but gender disparity still exists within this male …

Background: Publication in peer-reviewed journals is a duty and privilege. It is essential to
the advancement of evidence-based medicine and often used as a proxy for academic …

Objective To examine associations between urologic subspecialization, surgeon gender
and practice patterns among certifying urologists over the last 13 years. Materials and …