Our contributions: scholarship revisited

Scott, Rosalyn P.

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“…The contents of the symposium were published as a supplement to The Annals of Thoracic Surgery in February 2001. Some of the highlights of the symposium included a talk by Dr Rosalyn Scott outlining the contributions of women to scholarship, which were summarized with a bibliography of 1,002 peer reviewed cardiothoracic surgery publications that included female authors [9]. In addition, Dr Baumgartner presented his thoughts regarding the importance of fostering academic advancement for female surgeons, as they face unique challenges from male surgeons [10].…”

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Women in Thoracic Surgery: 30 Years of History

Antonoff

David

Donington

et al. 2016

The Annals of Thoracic Surgery

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Women in Thoracic Surgery was founded in 1986, with 2016 marking its 30th anniversary. Reflecting back on the last 3 decades of history, accomplishments, and enormous strides in our field, we review the past, present, and future of this organization. Although women still constitute a small minority of practicing surgeons in our field today, opportunities currently abound for women in thoracic surgery. Owing much to the early female pioneers in the field and to the support of male sponsors and our national societies, Women in Thoracic Surgery has grown and prospered, as have its members and the global community of female thoracic surgeons as a whole. In celebration of our 30th anniversary, we share with the readership the rich history of Women in Thoracic Surgery and its goals for the future.

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confidence: 99%