Addressing the recruitment shortfall in surgery - How do we inspire the next generation?

Jonathan D. Bartlett

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Diversity and Career in Medicine Innovations in Medical Education Health and Medical Research Impacts

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•Application rates to surgery by medical students have declined in recent years.•More hands-on experience, information and mentorship is needed in medical schools.•Within surgery, gendered stereotyping of roles and environments must be challenged.•Reform of the current systems of outcome reporting is necessary.

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