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Assessing Family Leave Policies and Pregnancy Outcomes Among Gastroenterologists: A Survey of Physicians in the American College of Gastroenterology
by
Ali, Shazia
, Bittner, Krystle
, Chowdhury, Reezwana
, Kothari, Shivangi
, Oxentenko, Amy S.
in
Accreditation
/ Breastfeeding & lactation
/ Cardiology
/ Career advancement
/ Councils
/ Education policy
/ Family Leave
/ Family planning
/ Female
/ Fertility
/ Gastroenterologists
/ Gastroenterology
/ Handicapped accessibility
/ Humans
/ Infertility
/ Male
/ Medical education
/ Physicians
/ Policy
/ Postpartum depression
/ Pregnancy
/ Pregnancy complications
/ Pregnancy Outcome
/ Reproductive technologies
/ Surgeons
/ Surveys and Questionnaires
/ United States - epidemiology
/ Vacations
/ Well being
/ Womens health
2023
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Assessing Family Leave Policies and Pregnancy Outcomes Among Gastroenterologists: A Survey of Physicians in the American College of Gastroenterology
by
Ali, Shazia
, Bittner, Krystle
, Chowdhury, Reezwana
, Kothari, Shivangi
, Oxentenko, Amy S.
in
Accreditation
/ Breastfeeding & lactation
/ Cardiology
/ Career advancement
/ Councils
/ Education policy
/ Family Leave
/ Family planning
/ Female
/ Fertility
/ Gastroenterologists
/ Gastroenterology
/ Handicapped accessibility
/ Humans
/ Infertility
/ Male
/ Medical education
/ Physicians
/ Policy
/ Postpartum depression
/ Pregnancy
/ Pregnancy complications
/ Pregnancy Outcome
/ Reproductive technologies
/ Surgeons
/ Surveys and Questionnaires
/ United States - epidemiology
/ Vacations
/ Well being
/ Womens health
2023
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Assessing Family Leave Policies and Pregnancy Outcomes Among Gastroenterologists: A Survey of Physicians in the American College of Gastroenterology
by
Ali, Shazia
, Bittner, Krystle
, Chowdhury, Reezwana
, Kothari, Shivangi
, Oxentenko, Amy S.
in
Accreditation
/ Breastfeeding & lactation
/ Cardiology
/ Career advancement
/ Councils
/ Education policy
/ Family Leave
/ Family planning
/ Female
/ Fertility
/ Gastroenterologists
/ Gastroenterology
/ Handicapped accessibility
/ Humans
/ Infertility
/ Male
/ Medical education
/ Physicians
/ Policy
/ Postpartum depression
/ Pregnancy
/ Pregnancy complications
/ Pregnancy Outcome
/ Reproductive technologies
/ Surgeons
/ Surveys and Questionnaires
/ United States - epidemiology
/ Vacations
/ Well being
/ Womens health
2023
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Assessing Family Leave Policies and Pregnancy Outcomes Among Gastroenterologists: A Survey of Physicians in the American College of Gastroenterology
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Assessing Family Leave Policies and Pregnancy Outcomes Among Gastroenterologists: A Survey of Physicians in the American College of Gastroenterology
2023
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Overview
Given variability in parental leave policies in gastroenterology (GI) with little data on outcomes, the American College of Gastroenterology conducted a survey to assess policies and outcomes.
A survey was distributed to American College of Gastroenterology members with questions on demographics, fertility, pregnancy outcomes, and parental leave policies.
There were 796 responses, with 52.5% female individuals. Many (57%) delayed parenting. High rates of infertility (21%) and pregnancy complications (68%) were observed. Satisfaction with parental leave policies in GI was low (35%).
Our survey highlights the need for policies that support the well-being of our GI colleagues and families.
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