PURPOSE. To obtain information from a group of young physicians and compare men and
women on their evaluations of selected areas of the medical school curriculum, their …

During the 1970s, partly as a response to US public policy which promoted the objective of
equal opportunity for women, there was a dramatic increase in the proportion of women …

Abstract Data from the 1993 Matriculating Student Questionnaire (MSQ) and the 1994
Medical School Graduation Questionnaire (GQ) of the Association of American Medical …

Background: The percentage of women graduating from US medical schools has increased
dramatically over the past 30 years, but the distribution of women and men across faculty …

This study of first and fifth year medical students found a general recognition among male
and female students that gender affects future career choices and the ability to reach career …

Historically, the physician professional identity and the organizational structure of Western
medicine have been defined by masculine norms such as authority and assertiveness. The …

A survey of 310 graduates of eight university-affiliated family medicine residencies in the
northwestern United States conducted in 1985 revealed several significant differences …

The purpose of this study was to examine differences in work patterns and practice
characteristics of male and female physicians using data from the American Medical …

Recently, Modern Healthcare published a list of the 50 most influential physician leaders of
the past year. 1 It included just 7 women (14%), a vivid demonstration of the disparities that …

This study presents findings from a national survey of physicians working in the emerging
career of hospital medicine. It finds that female hospitalists earn significantly less annually …