Reuters Health recently published an article on the proportion of women and minorities in medical specialities using data from 2012. Here are some key findings from the report:
·
In 2012, 48% of
medical school graduates were women and 15% were minority groups.
·
9% of practicing
physicians in 2012 were underrepresented minorites, with 5% Hispanic and 4%
black.
·
3 in 4 pediatrics
physicican trainees were women in 2012.
·
82% of obstetrics and
gynecology physician trainees were women.
·
Women accounted for
14% of orthopedics physician trainees.
·
Among Hispanic
trainees, family medicine, OB/GYN, psychiatry, and pediatrics were top
specialties.
Source: Reuters, August 24, 2015
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