APSA Members experience bias and discrimination in training and practice

Jack Vernamonti,Kanika Bowen-Jallow,Anghela Paredes,Hannah Cockrell,Zach Morrison,Carlos T Huerta,Alejandro Garcia,Teerin T Meckmongkol,Tolulope A Oyetunji,Carmen T Ramos-Irizarry,Jose Diaz-Miron, Sabina Siddiqui,Irving Zamora,Anthony Stallion,Kathryn Martin,Cynthia Reyes,Erika A Newman

Journal of Pediatric Surgery（2023）

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Workplace discrimination exists across all training levels, academic appointments, and racial and gender identities. Trainees and racial- and gender-minority surgeons report disproportionately high prevalence of bias and discrimination. Improving reporting mechanisms and implicit bias training are possible initiatives in addressing these findings.

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Bias,Workplace discrimination,Wellness,Burnout,APSA

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