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Men occupy most leadership roles in medicine

Publish date:: July 24, 2020

Key clinical point: The fix for gender inequality in hospital leadership positions might require more than changes in administrative policy.

Major finding: A minority of division chiefs, chief medical officers, chief financial officers, and other leaders are female at the top children’s hospitals identified by the U.S. News and World Report.

Data source: An update of published and unpublished data.

Disclosures: Dr. Chiang reported no potential conflicts of interest relevant to this study.

Citation:

Pediatric Hospital Medicine (PHM20) Virtual

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