Women’s contribution to medicine in Bahrain: leadership and workforce

Overview of attention for article published in Human Resources for Health, September 2022

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#Women are natural-born #leaders. Check out their contributions to the medical field in the Kingdom of Bahrain. https://t.co/5DEUMpeY9e https://t.co/4yNeKv72pX

04 Oct 2022

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#Women are natural-born #leaders. Check out their contributions to the medical field in the Kingdom of Bahrain. https://t.co/gz3C2B9CrJ https://t.co/fgXAEURy6A

04 Oct 2022

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CPH member @LumaB, of @psychiatry_ucam, has two new publications out on women's participation in healthcare and the psychological impact of COVID-19 on healthcare workers, both in Bahrain. The first suggests that women's participation is improving! https

22 Sep 2022

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RT @Abdulhadikhalaf: https://t.co/fIkuZbP3bF https://t.co/QBCqg4oiAC

13 Sep 2022

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