1471 leadership is a similarly leaky pipeline, with 27.7 percent of membership and 21.5
percent of committee leaders being female, and only six historic female presidents among …

Abstract/Themes Women account for approximately half of the medwical school matriculants
in the United States. Women are more likely to choose fields that are perceived to offer a …

Even in 2020 BC (Before COVID), stress reduction and burnout in the workplace were
becoming increasingly common content of medical publications and e-mails from …

Background Birthrates during surgical residency appear to be rising. One assumption is that
this is due to changes in the structure of surgical residencies. Objective The purpose of our …

OBJECTIVE: This study explored residents' views about pregnancy during residency and the
effect leaves of absence had on the quantity of surgical procedures performed. STUDY …

This study assesses the level of job and career satisfaction, work, social life and child care
conflict of full time female academic physicians, and compares it with full time female non …

The culture of surgical training is rapidly evolving. As the proportion of women graduating
from US medical schools has risen, so has the number of women choosing surgical careers; …

15. Grunebaum A, Minkoff H, Blake D. Pregnancy among obstetricians: a comparison of
births before, during and after residency. Am J Obstet Gynecol 1987; 157: 79–83. 16 …

General surgery and its subspecialties remain “traditional male specialties” despite the
increasing number of women entering the medical profession."" The issue of pregnancy …

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