Background As we are witnessing the evolution of social media (SM) use worldwide among
the general population, the popularity of SM has also been embraced by health care …

Social media has become an established method of communication, and many physicians
are finding these interactive tools and platforms to be useful for both personal and …

Bias in clinical practice, in particular in relation to race and gender, is a persistent cause of
healthcare disparities. We investigated the potential of a peer-network approach to reduce …

Background Owing to its convenience and easy accessibility, social media is increasingly
popular among healthcare professionals and has become a useful tool in the healthcare …

Background: Academic plastic surgery has a history of underrepresentation of ethnic and
racial minority groups. Recent policy shifts by national medical groups and plastic surgery …

All members of the pharmacy profession should have equal opportunity and sponsorship to
reach their highest potential. Significant gaps in support of the diverse membership of the …

Importance Women outnumber men in US medical school enrollment, but they represent
less than 40% of academic oncology faculty. Objective To identify the key factors associated …

Abstract Background Social media (SoMe) are increasingly being integrated into personal
and professional life, with urology being a leading medical specialty in SoMe adoption …

Objective Among surgeons, professional use of social media (SM) is varied, and attitudes
are ambiguous. We sought to characterize surgeons' professional use and perceptions of …

Background: Gender disparities in academic plastic surgery are known; however, recently,
professional societies have endorsed a culture of gender diversification. This study aims to …