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Patients Use Different Words to Describe Satisfaction with Female versus Male Primary Care Physician Visits

Objectives: Female physicians’ reputations are more vulnerable, salaries are lower, and rates of burnout are higher compared with their male counterparts. Patient satisfaction metrics can affect reputation, reimbursement, incentives, and burnout. We hypothesized that patients may have gender-based expectations of primary care physicians (PCPs) that could differentially affect patient satisfaction…

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OPEN: Sex Differences in Stroke Hospitalization Incidence, 30-Day Mortality, and Readmission in a Regional Medical Center in the Southwestern United States

Objectives: This study explores sex differences in ischemic stroke hospitalization incidence, 30-day mortality, and 30-day readmission in a southwestern US medical center. Methods: Ischemic stroke admissions in a regional medical center in the southwestern United States were obtained for a 6.5-year time frame (N = 1968). Logistic regression models examine…

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Sex-Specific Substance Abuse Treatment for Female Healthcare Professionals: Implications

Objectives Gender plays a significant role in the development and treatment of substance abuse disorders. Sex-specific treatment for girls and women has recurrently proven more effective, with better outcomes than traditional treatment. Research on impaired healthcare professionals (HCPs) has largely focused on men, garnering little attention for women and sex…

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