Research Report Culture Matters: The Pivotal Role of Culture for Women’s Careers in Academic Medicine Alyssa Friede Westring, PhD, Rebecca M. Speck, PhD, MPH, Mary Dupuis Sammel, ScD, Patricia Scott, Emily F. Conant,

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Date: 2014-04-24 12:34:20 Workplace Gender studies Conflict Personal life Employment Family Workfamily conflict Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania Worklife balance University of Pennsylvania Medical school Women in medicine		Research Report Culture Matters: The Pivotal Role of Culture for Women’s Careers in Academic Medicine Alyssa Friede Westring, PhD, Rebecca M. Speck, PhD, MPH, Mary Dupuis Sammel, ScD, Patricia Scott, Emily F. Conant, Add to Reading List Source URL: www.med.upenn.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 325,42 KB Share Document on Facebook

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