在骨科中建立多元化和包容性的团队:创造一种支持背景和思想多样性的文化

Leta Ashebo, J. Flynn
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几十年来,骨科手术一直是多样化程度最低的医学专业之一。这一现实促使我们的部门有针对性地努力建立更具包容性的临床和研究团队。这些努力包括通过早期、审慎的招聘来促进多元化人才的输送,并优先考虑赞助,将其作为一种倡导工具,帮助医学领域中代表性不足的背景。在这个过程中,我们确保了好奇心和问责制。在这里,我们试图描述我们如何利用这些考虑和努力,使我们继承的骨科部门更能代表我们的患者和社区。
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Building Diverse and Inclusive Teams in Orthopaedic Surgery: Creating a Culture that Supports Diversity of Background and Thought
Orthopaedic surgery has remained one of the least diverse medical specialties for decades. This reality drives our division’s targeted efforts to build more inclusive clinical and research teams. These efforts include promoting a pipeline of diverse talent through early, deliberate recruitment and prioritizing sponsorship as an advocacy tool for underrepresented backgrounds in medicine. Through this process, we have made sure to uphold curiosity and accountability. Here we seek to describe how we have used these considerations and efforts to work towards making the orthopaedics division we inherited more representative of our patients and communities.  
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