Trends in female applicants to Canadian ophthalmology residency programs from 1998-2020

Although the proportion of female applicants is increasing, there is a recent plateau and an inability to equalize the female-to-male ratio in ophthalmology. Further studies are needed to identify potential barriers and mitigate possible residual gender biases.

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Canadian Medical Education Journal
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2024-09-12
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https://doi.org/10.36834/cmej.77587
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Diversity and Career in Medicine
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Trends in female applicants to Canadian ophthalmology residency programs from 1998-2020

Heather M. McDonald, Austin McMillan, Stéphanie Côté, Sapna Sharan
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Canadian Medical Education Journal
Diversity and Career in Medicine
0.93
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Trends in female applicants to Canadian ophthalmology residency programs from 1998-2020

Heather M. McDonald, Austin McMillan, Stéphanie Côté, Sapna Sharan
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Abstract

Although the proportion of female applicants is increasing, there is a recent plateau and an inability to equalize the female-to-male ratio in ophthalmology. Further studies are needed to identify potential barriers and mitigate possible residual gender biases.

Canadian Medical Education JournalVol. 15(6)
Western University (CA), Keck Hospital of USC (US)
Gender equality
Openalex Percentile: Top 20%
Diversity and Career in Medicine
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