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Opinion | The Gender Gap In Healthcare Leadership Calls for Urgent Attention Original

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By Shagun Sabarwal, Ruha Shadab
| CNN-News18 Verified
Home » Opinion » Opinion | The Gender Gap In Healthcare Leadership Calls for Urgent Attention 4-MIN READ Written By: Dr Shagun Sabarwal & Dr Ruha Shadab Last Updated: June 12, 2023, 16:17 IST Women continue to remain significantly underrepresented in senior leadership roles, particularly in the health sector.
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More Indian women are in STEM but few becoming leaders. Hard to retain them in workforce

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By Renu Swarup, Shagun Sabarwal
| ThePrint Verified
India is increasingly aspiring to move from women’s development to women-led development to achieve equitable and sustainable change. Women’s economic empowerment remains at the heart of India’s G20 agenda. There is recognition at the highest policy level in India that empowering women is not just a choice but a necessity.
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Why Do Health Institutions Need To Focus On Gender Parity In Leadership?

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By Shagun Sabarwal, Preethi Rao
| She The People
Promoting women’s leadership in healthcare plays a significant role in improving enabling and inclusive policies in the sector. Even though women make up 71% of the worldwide health care workforce, they are disproportionately underrepresented in top leadership positions in the industry. Their involvement in senior and executive leadership varies by nation, location and employment in the public or private sectors.
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