Background Women comprise 90% of patient-facing global healthcare workers (HCWs), yet
remain underpaid, undervalued, and under-represented in leadership and decision-making …

Gender inequity remains an issue in anaesthesia despite increasing numbers of women
training and achieving fellowship in the speciality. Women are under‐represented in all …

Purpose In this case study, the authors aimed to investigate the usefulness of five interactive
workshops on leadership skills relevant to academic physicians for their professional …

Women currently represent approximately 70% of the global healthcare workforce, 60.9% of
the global dental workforce, 77.6% of the US healthcare workforce, and 36.7% of the US …

A busca pela emancipação feminina passa pela conquista de direitos essenciais e pelo
predomínio da igualdade de oportunidades entre os sexos feminino e masculino na …

There is a critical need for more female physicians in leadership positions in the healthcare
industry. The lack of women in leadership positions in healthcare diminishes women's roles …

Despite women making up the majority of the healthcare workforce, only 25% of leadership
positions are held by women. An even smaller percentage of those female leaders are …

Women are underrepresented in key decision-making and leadership roles across almost
all sectors in the Australian workforce, despite making up over half of the workforce …