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Perspectives and needs of neonatology division directors regarding gender equity - Journal of Perinatology

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By Kerri Z. Machut, Renate Savich, Alla Kushnir, Dena K. Hubbard
| Nature Verified
Abstract Gender inequities in pediatrics are extensively documented despite women predominating the workforce. As a landscape assessment of gender equity in university-based neonatology divisions in the United States, we collected gender equity measures from academic neonatology division directors; 83% (n = 106) participated. The majority recognized addressing gender inequity was a middle-to-top priority, though they reported minimal gender inequities in their division.
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Improving well-being among women in neonatology - Journal of Perinatology

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By Dena K. Hubbard, Sharada Gowda, Renate Savich
| Nature Verified
Abstract To evaluate the factors that improve professional and personal well-being amongst women in neonatology (WiN). A 30-question survey of multiple choice, rank order, and open-ended questions focused on professional and personal factors that affect the well-being of WiN members. Quantitative and qualitative methods were used to determine leading factors and themes. Of 326 respondents, 64% felt “well” professionally over half of the time.
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Improving attitudes toward trauma-informed care in the neonatal intensive care unit through comprehensive multi-disciplinary education - Journal of Perinatology

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By Patricia Davis, Dena K. Hubbard, Chris Nitkin
| Nature Verified
Abstract This study measured staff understanding and integration of trauma-informed care following comprehensive education. This mixed method design used the validated Attitudes Related to Trauma-Informed Care (ARTIC) scale and open-ended survey questions via REDCap optional surveys. Trauma-informed care education was made available to staff members in a level IV NICU. Pre- and post-intervention ARTIC scores were compared and post-intervention REDCap surveys were analyzed.
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