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Female general surgeons: current status, perceptions and challenges in South Africa. A pilot study at a single academic complex
Background: Today, the majority of medical graduates in South Africa and internationally, are female. Current literature suggests that the surgical workforce does not reflect this gender integration. This trend, as well as a decrease in the popularity of general surgery as career choice, has been in...
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Department of Surgery
2017
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