Personal life and working conditions of trainees and young specialists in clinical microbiology and infectious diseases in Europe: a questionnaire survey

Overview of attention for article published in European Journal of Clinical Microbiology & Infectious Diseases, February 2017

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Personal life and working conditions of trainees and young specialists in clinical microbiology and infectious diseases in Europe: a questionnaire survey. https://t.co/LxKcltGu2g

13 Mar 2018

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RT @davidsyong: Female gender and country of work largely determine satisfactory working conditions, including mobbing experiences and burn…

16 Apr 2017

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RT @Research_Voice: #Gender still affecting working conditions & burnout of European ECRs in clinical #microbiology & #epidemiology https:/…

08 Mar 2017

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#Gender still affecting working conditions & burnout of European ECRs in clinical #microbiology & #epidemiology https://t.co/6BHIgc17r3 #IWD

08 Mar 2017

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