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ArticleWhy are some medical specialists working part-time, while others work full-time?

Judith D. de Jong2005

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Why are some medical specialists working part-time, while others work full-time?

Judith D. de Jong · Phil J. M. Heiligers · Peter Groenewegen · Lammert Hingstman

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Diversity and Career in Medicine Work-Family Balance Challenges Global Health Workforce Issues

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2001The Collegial Phenomenon 1992Women, men and time: gender differences in paid work, housework and leisure 2000Career preferences and the work–family balance in medicine: gender differences among medical specialists 2002Gender similarities in doctors’ preferences — and gender differences in final specialisation 2003Women doctors in Norway: the challenging balance between career and family life 2001Women's employment in a comparative perspective 1990Male and female physicians: Family and career comparisons 2001Medical women — towards full integration? An analysis of the specialty choices made by two cohorts of Norwegian doctors

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Year2005

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Published2005-11-17

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ISSN-L0168-8510

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Citations33

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ShelfDiversity and Career in Medicine

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