Background Orthopaedic surgery is the surgical specialty with the lowest proportion of
women. Conflicting evidence regarding the potential challenges of pregnancy and …

Aims As an increasing number of female surgeons are choosing orthopaedics, it is important
to recognize the impact of pregnancy within this cohort. The aim of this review was to …

OBJECTIVE The authors aimed to characterize which US medical schools have the most
female neurosurgery residents and to identify potential associations between medical …

Purpose To define and compare gender diversity among faculty and trainees within hand
surgery fellowship programs. Methods We determined the gender of each program director …

Purpose: To compare and discuss the gender disparities in the Orthopaedic specialty.
Methods: We reviewed the literature to find the rates of women applying for an orthopaedic …

Abstract Background The United States is increasingly diverse and there are many benefits
to an equally diverse physician workforce. Despite this, the percentage of under-represented …

Background Global perceptions of barriers to women in orthopaedics have not been
assessed. The purpose of this study was to determine the importance of international …

Background Orthopedic surgery continues to have one of the lowest rates of female trainees
among all medical specialties in the United States. Barriers to pursuing a surgical residency …

Objectives The aim of the study was to determine factors that female resident physicians find
most influential when choosing an otolaryngology residency program. Methods A three‐part …

Objective To determine factors that women urology resident physicians rate as most
influential when selecting residency programs. Methods Surveys were emailed to female …