Women doctors and their careers: what now?

Isobel Allen

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Diversity and Career in Medicine Healthcare Systems and Challenges Sex and Gender in Healthcare

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Outmoded career structures and attitudes mean that the UK risks losing out on the valuable contribution women doctors can make, especially in the second half of their careers

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