... 1996-1998. The decrease in work hours was seen across all groups of physicians — among younger and older physicians, male and female physicians, physicians employed in hospital and non-hospital settings ...24 February 2010

... with few female role models, a male-centered culture and a work environment that often doesn't account for family life. The keynote speaker will be Julie Freischlag, MD, chair of surgery at Johns Hopkins ...18 February 2010

... shoulder surgeries prior to the study. Researchers also found that female patients and those who could not raise their arm 90 degrees to the side prior to revision surgery had poorer results, and the ...29 December 2009

... reported that $149.4 billion of the total cost was paid by insurers and $36.1 billion was paid out-of-pocket by patients. Osteoarthritis costs insurers $4,833 a year per female patient and $4,036 per ...01 December 2009

... 42,231 applicants. Some of the highlights of the data include the following: Male applicants (22,014) to U.S. medical schools continued to outnumber female applicants (20,252) in 2009. The percentage of ...21 October 2009

... patients were likely to be female, under age 40 or treated by surgeons with low volumes of such surgery. The research, led by Robert Marx, MD, at the Hospital for Special Surgery, was based on New York ...02 October 2009

... offices ($49,100). 8.    Male HIM professionals earned more on average ($58,400) than their female counterparts ($47,200). 9.    Most HIM professionals (55 percent) were paid an hourly wage; 32 percent ...10 September 2009

... are now female, as recently as 1980 about 80 percent were male. Salaries have not yet caught up with that change, he says. 2. Effects of the recession While both the Health Care Group and MGMA title ...25 August 2009

... million Miscellaneous diagnostic/therapeutic/new technologies — 6.1 million Integumentary system (skin, hair, nails) — 3.6 million Nervous system — 3.2 million Nose, mouth and pharynx — 2.9 million Female ...24 August 2009

... Jacqueline Perry, MD, who was the first female orthopedic surgeon to graduate from UCSF, in 1955. In the program, UCSF Orthopedic Surgeon Lisa Lattanza, MD, and other experts teach students how to build ...12 August 2009

... programs on joint pain and ACL injury in female athletes, and actively participates in clinical trials, recently enrolling more than 80 patients in a recent lumbar artificial disc study. According to ...28 July 2009

... gender-specific devices, or devices designed with the female anatomy in mind, are in-vogue since the first such device, a knee implant designed specifically for the female anatomy, was approved by the ...24 July 2009

... Female UK-based neurosurgeon-in-training's Tweet about being told to chose a different career goes viralifferent career goes viral; What are the top 4 revenue-generating specialties? Orthopedic surgery ...24 June 2009

...  The 'overutilization' of spinal fusion | HHS intervenes in Change hack | Wis. physician sentenced for illegal prescriptions | 5 female spine leaders to know | Orthofix Q4 revenue grows 64% March ...30 April 2009