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Women and medical leadership infographics
- 1. Women and medical leadership
- 2. Of the 267,300 registered doctors in the UK, 44% are women. 44% Female 56% Male Registered doctors in the UK
- 3. 2014 The future? Around 55% of medical students are women. If this trend continues, women will make up the majority of the medical workforce within the next 10 years.
- 4. Trust medical directors Women are under-represented in medical leadership and academic roles and in some specialties, such as surgery. Only 24% of trust medical directors are women.
- 5. Consultants Trainee doctors 32% of consultants are female, compared to 54% of trainee doctors.
- 6. Work-life balance Organisational cultures Personal expectations Research has identified a number of barriers to women progressing into leadership roles, including: their personal expectations, organisational cultures, and work-life balance.
- 7. IMPROVING PRODUCTIVITY GOOD PRACTICE CLINICAL LEADERSHIP INCENTIVES CLINICAL VARIATION BETTER PROCUREMENT Having women at the top of organisations has been shown to change culture and improve organisational performance.