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Identifying factors influencing specialty choice in urology by female medical students

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By Nicolas Siron, Nick Lee, Marie-Lyssa Lafontaine, Romy Kafyeke, Claudia Deyirmendjian, Teodora Boblea Podasca, Mélanie Aubé-Peterkin, Ashley Cox, Naeem Bhojani, Romy Kafyeke, Mona Ouirzane, Nancy Nimer, Stacy de Lima
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INTRODUCTION: As of 2019, females represented 11% of the urology workforce in Canada. Lack of female role models, quality of life, and gender/sex discrimination may be important deterrent factors to female applicants entering surgical specialties. Limited research exists on which factors are important in choosing urology as a specialty by female applicants.
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UroBOT: A national survey of Canadian urology residents and fellows on robot-assisted surgery

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By Teodora Boblea Podasca, Audrey Desjardins, Jason Lee, Edward D. Matsumoto
| Canadian Urological Association Journal Verified
Abstract INTRODUCTION: Robot-assisted surgery (RAS) has a positive impact on the quality of care given to patients. Its increasing adoption in Canadian urology practice also influences the surgical training of residents and fellows. Currently, the lack of clear objectives makes RAS education challenging. The main objective of our study was to highlight how urology trainees perceive the importance of RAS and the standardization of its training.
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