Objectives To explore evidence concerning gender differences in teaching and learning in
surgery to guide future initiatives. Methods This systematic review was conducted searching …

Gender equity in medicine and surgery has recently received widespread attention. Unlike
surgical specialties that remain predominantly male, the majority of obstetrician …

Background Despite increasing numbers of women surgeons globally, barriers to career
advancement persist. While these barriers have been extensively discussed in high-income …

Background As more women become surgeons, knowledge of patient perceptions is
necessary to educate this new pool of surgeons on how to maximize patient trust and foster …

Background: In academia, women remain underrepresented. The authors' sought to
examine differences in faculty position and professional satisfaction among academic …

Objective To identify factors and patterns of career and life satisfaction among general
surgery residency graduates who completed all of their general surgery training after the …

Women make up an increasing proportion of students entering the medical profession.
Before 1970, women represented 6% or less of the medical student population. In drastic …

Purpose. To portray the professional experiences of men and women in academic general
surgery with specific attention to factors associated with differing academic productivity and …

Background: Gender disparities in academic plastic surgery are known; however, recently,
professional societies have endorsed a culture of gender diversification. This study aims to …

Background A survey of medical students from the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland
(RCSI) at Dublin, Perdana and Penang in Malaysia was undertaken in an attempt to explore …