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Julie R. Boiko2017

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Representation of Women Among Academic Grand Rounds Speakers

Julie R. Boiko · Alyce J. M. Anderson · Rachael A. Gordon

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This survey study finds that grand rounds audiences are not typically exposed to presenter lineups resembling their demographic gender profiles.

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Year2017

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Published2017-03-06

VenueJAMA Internal Medicine

ISSN-L2168-6106

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Citations128

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ShelfDiversity and Career in Medicine

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doi10.1001/jamainternmed.2016.9646

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