The experiences of reporting sexism toward female paramedics in Australian ambulance services: A scoping review
Alexandra Cassidy,
Brooke Hunt,
Alisha McFarlane
et al.
Abstract:Paramedicine in Australia was historically male‐dominated, and despite the development within the profession, sexism against women remains a major hurdle for a safe workplace. The aim of this scoping review was to identify experiences of reporting sexism toward female paramedics in Australian ambulance services and identify barriers impacting the decision to submit a report. Literature searches were conducted using eight electronic databases, with grey literature found through Google Scholar, media outlets and… Show more
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