Background: There is a clear national mandate to increase the proportion of generalist
physicians within the medical community and to increase their numbers within rural and …

Objective To determine the importance of factors in decision making by general surgery
chief residents to pursue fellowships and to relate factor importance to gender and residency …

Background: Women comprise increasing proportions of medical school graduates. They
tend to choose primary care but are less likely than men to choose rural practice. Methods …

Background In 2000, a landmark study showed that women who graduated from US medical
schools from 1979 through 1997 were less likely than their male counterparts to be …

The trend toward increasing numbers of working women may alter the ways both men and
women physicians structure their professional lives. The 1987 graduates of residency and …

Women medical graduates of McMaster University were divided into two groups: those in the
fields traditionally chosen by women (primary care, general internal medicine, pediatrics …

We studied the gender, age at graduation, and specialty of 2329 graduates of The Medical
College of Pennsylvania (MCP) to determine if women and older graduates of a historically …

Gender Influences on Career Opportunities, Practice Choices,... : Clinical Journal of Sport
Medicine Gender Influences on Career Opportunities, Practice Choices, and Job Satisfaction in …

As more women enter medicine, intriguing questions arise about how physician gender
impacts practice style. To measure this influence in primary care encounters, 118 male and …

Much subjective evidence has compared productivity of male and female physicians. Given
that enrollment of female students is now much higher, manpower planners have to look …