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A study to investigate the hypothesis that female gender would positively affect job satisfaction among obstetrician gynecologists is presented. Findings reveal that in accommodating the increased proportion of women in obstetrics and gynecology, specialty needs to encourage men who have found a satisfying career to focus on the positive, and to discourage unsubstantial allegations about the negative effects of male gender in developing a satisfying career.
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The role that various aspects play in determining career satisfaction among obstetrician/gynecologists is examined. It was observed that the overall positive disposition was associated with the activity of vaginal and cesarean delivery and the increased workload and decreased personal control were the two primary factors of dissatisfaction among the obstetrician/gynecologists who perform deliveries.
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A study to compare patient characteristics and diagnosis in a comprehensive Women's Health Care Clinic between gynecologists and internal medicine physicians is presented. It is found that within this integrated Women's Health Care Clinic, obstetric/gynecology physicians and internal medicine physicians provided care to patients with significantly different demographic characteristics and diagnoses.
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