In a published article in the New England Journal of Medicine Catalyst, Dr. Adelman and Dr. Liebschutz aim to shed light on health care provider coaching as a means...

Published in Weill Cornell Medicine's Newsroom, the following article provides a glimpse of how Weill Cornell Medicine is taking a role in working with medical...

Vital, productive faculty are critical to academic medicine, yet studies indicate high dissatisfaction and attrition. This article identifies key personal and...

A national survey of 558 medical faculty explored how women in academic medicine balance career and family responsibilities. The survey included questions about...

In the following article, published in Academic Medicine, the authors address the gender gap in academic medicine by defining the construct of a culture conducive...

In the following study, U.S. and Canadian medical school deans were surveyed for their perceptions regarding organizational climate for faculty, policies affecting...

This study investigates the explicit and implicit biases favoring men as leaders, among both men and women faculty, and assesses whether these attitudes change...

The following article, published in Modern Healthcare, reports on the income gap between new male and female physicians in New York, which has doubled from 2010 to...

The following study assesses the resident experience of childbearing during surgical training by conducting a self-administered 74-question survey. Results show...

This study explores residents' views about pregnancy during residency and the effect leaves of absence had on the quantity of surgical procedures performed. 31...