The future of psychiatry: psychiatrists of the future

M, De Titta; Cb, Robinowitz; Ww, More

doi:10.1176/ajp.148.7.853

AJP

1991

DOI: 10.1176/ajp.148.7.853

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The future of psychiatry: psychiatrists of the future

De Titta M

Robinowitz Cb²,

More Ww³

Abstract: Previously documented gender differences that affect practice patterns and career opportunities may very well change as a function of the increasing representation of women in the profession of psychiatry, and these changes need to be taken into account in planning for future patient care and research needs.

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Sex Differences in Rank Attainment and Research Activities Among Academic Psychiatrists

Leibenluft

Dial²,

Haviland³

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Arch Gen Psychiatry

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Data from a survey distributed to all full-time faculty in academic departments of psychiatry were used to examine possible sex differences in research activities and rank attainment among psychiatrists. A total of 1923 psychiatrists responded, 1564 men (81.3%) and 359 women (18.7%). Continuous dependent variables were analyzed by using analyses of covariance with the year graduated from medical school as a covariate. For categorical dependent variables, the sample was divided into four 10-year cohorts based on the year graduated from medical school, and differences between men and women were analyzed with chi 2 tests. Over the entire sample, men were more likely than women to have had research training, to have ever been principal investigators on peer-reviewed grants, to mentor research trainees, to be currently involved in research activities, and to meet defined criteria as a "researcher." Many gender differences remained significant after controlling for seniority and research training. In every cohort, the men had attained higher academic rank than the women. In general, differences in research activity and productivity were most marked in the youngest cohort. To ensure a rich talent pool for psychiatric research, efforts must be made to recruit and support researchers from among the increased number of women in psychiatry.

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Sex Differences in Rank Attainment and Research Activities Among Academic Psychiatrists

Leibenluft

Dial²,

Haviland³

et al. 1993

Arch Gen Psychiatry

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Training on Ethnic and Gender Issues in Psychiatry Residency Programs

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The Role of the Residency Training Director in Psychiatric Recruitment

Kay

Bienenfeld

1992

Acad Psychiatry

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The future of psychiatry: psychiatrists of the future

Cited by 32 publications

References 7 publications

Sex Differences in Rank Attainment and Research Activities Among Academic Psychiatrists

Sex Differences in Rank Attainment and Research Activities Among Academic Psychiatrists

Training on Ethnic and Gender Issues in Psychiatry Residency Programs

The Role of the Residency Training Director in Psychiatric Recruitment

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