Female trainees believe that having children will negatively impact their careers: results of a quantitative survey of trainees at an academic medical center

Overview of attention for article published in BMC Medical Education, November 2018

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Equity, diversity and inclusion are fundamental to #UofTMed’s new strategic plan. Addressing issues faced by #WomeninMedicine will be an important part of our efforts.

01 Dec 2018

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"Female trainees believe that having children will negatively impact their careers: results of a quantitative survey of trainees at an academic medical center" https://t.co/zvMCUNoj21 #MedEd

30 Nov 2018

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Compelling #research! Well done team! https://t.co/f6xHJgyyVK #PedSurg #WomenInSurgery #Surgery

19 Nov 2018

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"Female trainees believe that having children will negatively impact their careers" Great work from @StanfordPlastic's Dr Girod, @CindyKinMD, @OpNotes Dr. Yang, @StanfordPedSurg's Dr. Mueller & @UCLAHealth's Dr. Desai : https://t.co/QisQO46oa2 via @Bio

16 Nov 2018

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