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Diversity in Neurosurgery.

Eliana E Kim¹, Andrea L Klein², Jean W Lartigue³

¹Gender Equity Initiative in Global Surgery, Boston, Massachusetts, USA; University of California, San Francisco, School of Medicine, San Francisco, California, USA.

World Neurosurgery

|September 6, 2020

Summary

Neurosurgery needs diversity to advance. Promoting inclusion for underrepresented groups in neurosurgery is essential for scientific innovation and better patient care.

Keywords:

Biodiversity Diversity Equity Gender Inclusion Race

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Area of Science:

Neurosurgery
Medical Specialties
Surgical Innovation

Background:

Neurosurgery has seen significant advancements in techniques and treatments over the last century.
The neurosurgical workforce has remained demographically homogeneous despite overall field expansion.

Observation:

Systemic barriers related to gender, race, and ability status contribute to underrepresentation.
Individuals from underrepresented groups have made significant contributions despite facing discrimination.

Findings:

Diversity is crucial for scientific progress, economic benefits, and business growth in neurosurgery.
A diverse workforce enhances the specialty's ability to serve a heterogeneous patient population.

Implications:

Deliberate, organized efforts are necessary to foster equity and inclusivity in neurosurgery.
Systemic changes are required to dismantle barriers and promote diversity in the neurosurgical workforce.