The definitive version is available at www.blackwell-synergy.com Article first published online: 29 SEP 2004This article focuses upon the number of surgeons required in medical field. Forecasts of surgical manpower remain exceedingly difficult to make. It would be fair to suggest that over the last 50 years few, if any, predictions worldwide or within Australia have been helpful or able to approximate the actual numbers of surgeons required. This appalling result for workforce predictions within surgery has a number of possible explanations. Women have also entered the surgical workforce with over 21.5% of surgical trainees in Australia now women, compared with less than 2% 30 years ago. These female surgeons often need and wish to interrup...
Purpose: Given the high attrition rate in the field of academic surgery, we aimed to characterise t...
Background Barriers to female surgeons entering the field are well documented in Australia, the USA ...
Introduction: Recent studies report a shortage of pediatric surgeons in the United States. We survey...
Objective: In the past decade women have comprised nearly half of U.S. medical school graduates. How...
Women have played an important role in medical history for centuries. The first surgical procedure i...
Objective: This study examined the distribution of the sexes across Australian medical procedural sp...
Women make up an increasing proportion of students entering the medical profession. Before 1970, wom...
The global surgery workforce is in crisis in many low- and middle-income countries (LMICs). The shor...
The Australian medical workforce, like those of most developed countries, is increasingly feminised ...
Billions of people are without access to surgical care, in part because of the inequitable distribut...
Women represent the majority of medical students in several countries. In any surgical specialty and...
The UK set a target of 20% of the surgical consultant workforce to be represented by women by 2009; ...
INTRODUCTION: Today, women make up 56% of medical students, yet just 13% of surgical consultants - a...
As a female consultant anaesthetist, I fully support the remarks from Critchley et-al. in their art...
ObjectiveThe aim of the study was to have an exact evaluation of the inflow and outflow of cardiac s...
Purpose: Given the high attrition rate in the field of academic surgery, we aimed to characterise t...
Background Barriers to female surgeons entering the field are well documented in Australia, the USA ...
Introduction: Recent studies report a shortage of pediatric surgeons in the United States. We survey...
Objective: In the past decade women have comprised nearly half of U.S. medical school graduates. How...
Women have played an important role in medical history for centuries. The first surgical procedure i...
Objective: This study examined the distribution of the sexes across Australian medical procedural sp...
Women make up an increasing proportion of students entering the medical profession. Before 1970, wom...
The global surgery workforce is in crisis in many low- and middle-income countries (LMICs). The shor...
The Australian medical workforce, like those of most developed countries, is increasingly feminised ...
Billions of people are without access to surgical care, in part because of the inequitable distribut...
Women represent the majority of medical students in several countries. In any surgical specialty and...
The UK set a target of 20% of the surgical consultant workforce to be represented by women by 2009; ...
INTRODUCTION: Today, women make up 56% of medical students, yet just 13% of surgical consultants - a...
As a female consultant anaesthetist, I fully support the remarks from Critchley et-al. in their art...
ObjectiveThe aim of the study was to have an exact evaluation of the inflow and outflow of cardiac s...
Purpose: Given the high attrition rate in the field of academic surgery, we aimed to characterise t...
Background Barriers to female surgeons entering the field are well documented in Australia, the USA ...
Introduction: Recent studies report a shortage of pediatric surgeons in the United States. We survey...