Participación de las mujeres en cirugía general en Colombia: una radiografía de la realidad Latinoamericana

Rodriguez Vargas, Carolina Maria; Forero Rios, Maria Paula; Noguera Morales, Valentina; Torregrosa Almonacid, Lilian; Cordoba Chamorro, Adriana; Ibarra Ladino, Danna Julieth

Participación de las mujeres en cirugía general en Colombia: una radiografía de la realidad Latinoamericana

dc.contributor.advisor	Cabrera Vargas, Luis Felipe
dc.contributor.author	Rodriguez Vargas, Carolina Maria
dc.contributor.author	Forero Rios, Maria Paula
dc.contributor.author	Noguera Morales, Valentina
dc.contributor.author	Torregrosa Almonacid, Lilian
dc.contributor.author	Cordoba Chamorro, Adriana
dc.contributor.author	Ibarra Ladino, Danna Julieth
dc.contributor.orcid	Noguera Morales, Valentina [0000-0002-6235-4117]
dc.contributor.orcid	Forero Rios, Maria Paula [0000-0001-5622-6760]
dc.date.accessioned	2024-05-31T01:52:06Z
dc.date.available	2024-05-31T01:52:06Z
dc.date.issued	2024-04
dc.description.abstract	Introducción: Las mujeres eligen la cirugía por desafíos académicos y componentes técnicos. Con este trabajo queremos establecer la participación real de las mujeres en la residencia de cirugía general y a nivel profesional en Colombia. Métodos: Se realizó una encuesta en centros académicos y de formación quirúrgica, centros quirúrgicos de ciudades capitales y en centros docentes universitarios 2020 para establecer el porcentaje de participación de mujeres en la residencia y empleo en cirugía general. Resultados: Las mujeres representan el 39% de los residentes en formación en cirugía general. En los principales hospitales, las mujeres representan sólo el 9% de los puestos de trabajo. Sólo el 21% de los puestos docentes de cirugía universitaria están ocupados por mujeres. Conclusiones: Si bien en nuestro medio ha aumentado la posibilidad de ingreso a la residencia y al trabajo quirúrgico para las mujeres, según nuestros resultados aún existe una gran brecha de participación en nuestro país. La tutoría y la diversidad deben continuar para acabar con el sesgo de género en el campo quirúrgico.
dc.description.abstractenglish	Background: Women choose surgery because academic challenges and technical components. With this work we want to establish the real participation of women in the general surgery residency and the professional level in Colombia. Methods: We conducted a survey in academic and surgical training centers, surgical centers in capital cities and in university teaching centers 2020 to establish the percentage of participation of women in residency and employment in general surgery. Results: Women represent 39% of residents in training in general surgery. In the main hospitals, women represent only 9% of work positions. Only 21% of university surgical teaching positions are held by women. Conclusions: Although in our environment the possibility of admission to residency and surgical work has increased for women, based on our results there is still a large participation gap in our country. Mentoring and diversity must continue to end the gender bias in the surgical field.
dc.description.degreelevel	Pregrado	spa
dc.description.degreename	Médico Cirujano	spa
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dc.identifier.instname	instname:Universidad El Bosque	spa
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dc.identifier.uri	https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12495/12237
dc.language.iso	es
dc.publisher.faculty	Facultad de Medicina	spa
dc.publisher.grantor	Universidad El Bosque	spa
dc.publisher.program	Medicina	spa
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dc.subject	Equidad
dc.subject	Cirugía general
dc.subject	Análisis de género
dc.subject	Desigualdad de género
dc.subject	Ceguera de género
dc.subject.keywords	Equity
dc.subject.keywords	General surgery
dc.subject.keywords	Gender analysis
dc.subject.keywords	Gender inequality
dc.subject.keywords	Gender blind
dc.subject.nlm	W100
dc.title	Participación de las mujeres en cirugía general en Colombia: una radiografía de la realidad Latinoamericana
dc.title.translated	Participation of women in general surgery in Colombia: an x-ray of the latin American reality
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