Ontario hospitals surpassing 35% female surgeons and anesthesiologists demonstrated better patient outcomes, reducing post-operative major complications by three percent within 90 days, showcasing the impact of gender diversity on healthcare performance.
Gender diversity in surgery improves team output, drawing parallel to other industries like finance and technology, with female surgeons performing 7% of surgeries and anesthesiologists treating 27% of operations in Ontario from 2009 to 2019.
Research indicates a strong association between having more than 35% female surgeons and anesthesiologists in hospitals and enhanced patient outcomes, emphasizing the significance of increased diversity in the operating room for better care.
Studies reveal that achieving a critical mass of female team members in various industries, including healthcare, leads to improved outcomes, as evidenced by the three percent reduction in post-operative complications observed in hospitals with over 35% female surgeons and anesthesiologists.
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