What's Gender Got to Do With It: Difference in the Proportion of Traditionally Female Cases Performed by General Urologists of Each Gender. [electronic resource]

By:

Rotker, Katherine

Contributor(s):

Iosifescu, Sarah
Baird, Grayson
Thavaseelan, Simone
Hwang, Kathleen

Producer: 20181212Description: 35-40 p. digitalISSN:

1527-9995

Subject(s):

Career Choice
Catchment Area, Health
Certification
Female
Gender Identity
Gynecologic Surgical Procedures -- statistics & numerical data
Humans
Logistic Models
Male
Patient Preference
Physicians, Women -- statistics & numerical data
Population Density
Practice Patterns, Physicians' -- statistics & numerical data
Referral and Consultation -- statistics & numerical data
United States
Urologic Surgical Procedures -- statistics & numerical data
Urologists -- statistics & numerical data
Urology -- education

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In: Urology vol. 116

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What's Gender Got to Do With It: Difference in the Proportion of Traditionally Female Cases Performed by General Urologists of Each Gender.

APA

Rotker K., Iosifescu S., Baird G., Thavaseelan S. & Hwang K. (20181212). What's Gender Got to Do With It: Difference in the Proportion of Traditionally Female Cases Performed by General Urologists of Each Gender. : Urology.

Chicago

Rotker Katherine, Iosifescu Sarah, Baird Grayson, Thavaseelan Simone and Hwang Kathleen. 20181212. What's Gender Got to Do With It: Difference in the Proportion of Traditionally Female Cases Performed by General Urologists of Each Gender. : Urology.

Harvard

Rotker K., Iosifescu S., Baird G., Thavaseelan S. and Hwang K. (20181212). What's Gender Got to Do With It: Difference in the Proportion of Traditionally Female Cases Performed by General Urologists of Each Gender. : Urology.

MLA

Rotker Katherine, Iosifescu Sarah, Baird Grayson, Thavaseelan Simone and Hwang Kathleen. What's Gender Got to Do With It: Difference in the Proportion of Traditionally Female Cases Performed by General Urologists of Each Gender. : Urology. 20181212.

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