Abstract:Background: Gender-role attribution is still prevalent in Japanese physicians' working environments. Indeed, 70% of female physicians forgo promising careers because of difficulties in raising children and balancing family life and a career. The proportion of male Japanese physicians taking paternity leave is only 2.6%, which is quite low. Female physicians with children are sometimes compelled to do most of the child-rearing, no matter how much they wish to continue their careers. This situation often leads f… Show more
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