Why Gender-Based Bullying Is Normalized in Academic Medicine: Experiences and Perspectives of Women Physician Leaders

Overview of attention for article published in Journal of Women's Health, March 2023

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Dysfunctional hierarchies embedded in organizational cultures within academic medicine have contributed to the normalization of bullying. Committed leadership focused on implementing comprehensive #bullying prevention policies is needed -@MayaIyerMD et …

RT @NASPGHAN: In the March issue of the Journal of Women's Health, Iyer et al. examine why #gender-based bullying persists in academic medi…

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