Junges Forum. Arbeitsbelastung in der Geburtshilfe – eine „Status-quo-Bestimmung“

Knabl, J.; Neimann, J. L.; Lermann, Johannes; Schott, S.

doi:10.1055/s-0035-1545856

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“…Working conditions in surgical specialties are considered particularly onerous because working hours are frequently unpredictable [8]. This has been specifically reported for Gynecology [9] and particularly for Obstetrics [10]. Other medical specialties such as Urology or Trauma Surgery also share these working conditions and are therefore useful when carrying out a comparative evaluation.…”

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“…Insbesondere in den operativen Fächern werden die Arbeitsbedingungen als belastend empfunden, weil häufig unplanbare Dienstzeiten vorkommen [8]. Dies wird auch explizit aus der Gynäkologie [9] und insbesondere aus der Geburtshilfe berichtet [10] Als zentralem Berichtsindikator wurde die "Publikationsbeteiligung" gewählt 1 , wie sie sich aus der Perspektive der einzelnen Autorin oder des Autors darstellt. Dies bedeutet, dass zwar gewertet worden ist, ob jemand aus dem Pool der 1786 deutschen Ärztinnen oder Ärzte an einer der 1306 Publikationen beteiligt war.…”

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“…Insbesondere in den operativen Fächern werden die Arbeitsbedingungen als belastend empfunden, weil häufig unplanbare Dienstzeiten vorkommen 8 . Dies wird auch explizit aus der Gynäkologie 9 und insbesondere aus der Geburtshilfe berichtet 10 . Auch andere Fachgebiete wie die Urologie oder die Unfallchirurgie teilen diese Arbeitsbedingungen und eignen sich daher für eine vergleichende Einschätzung.…”

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National and International Comparisons of Gynecological Research in Germany Based on a Bibliometric Analysis of Publications

Häussler,

Schmalfeldt,

Häussler

et al. 2024

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Recent years have seen a considerable shift from male doctors to female doctors in the field of gynecology. Female doctors are traditionally more involved with planning and maintaining their family. For gynecology, this could be associated with a risk that research activities will decrease, particularly if results are published in scientific journals.In view of this shift, a comparative observational study was carried for 2022 in which 1306 publications were matched to 1786 female and male doctors reported on the websites of the 44 locations of university gynecology departments in Germany. In addition, the volume of publications issued between 2014 and 2022 was compared for Germany, France, the United Kingdom, and the United States. In Germany, the volume of publications in Gynecology was additionally compared with the publication outputs of the specialties Urology and Trauma Surgery.Since 2014, the increase in the numbers of publications in the field of Gynecology in Germany was lower (225%) than that of the countries with which it was compared (238%/252%/260% for F/UK/USA). When Gynecology was compared with other medical specialties in Germany, the number of publications in Urology were found to have increased at a lower rate (196%) while the number of publications in the field of Trauma Surgery increased by more (286%) than that of Gynecology. At the start of 2023, the percentage of women who were working as doctors at the lowest hierarchical level (junior doctor) was 81%. The publication output per capita of female doctors working at lower levels in the medical hierarchy, i.e., working as junior doctors and senior physicians, was between 40% and 80% lower than that of male doctors working at the same level. However, female directors published as much as male directors did. In the lower hierarchy levels, men were up to 14% more likely to be without an academic title. Predictors for more extensive publication activities by young female and male doctors include the extent and quality of publications by doctors in senior positions, the presence of a comprehensive cancer center or an institute for human genetics at the location where the young doctors were working, and joint publications with foreign authors.For the German Society of Gynecology and Obstetrics, the results suggest a number of approaches to promote young researchers. The support provided to young female doctors is especially important as this should help to retain them as junior researchers over the long term.

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