decisionhealth Newsletters, Part B News - 2019 Issue 11 (November)
Make a ‘wokeplace’ to attract and keep up-and-coming female providers
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Article Overview
This practice management article discusses workplace culture issues affecting female physicians and other providers, including bias, harassment, burnout, recruitment, and retention. It outlines broad organizational steps practices can take to create a more supportive environment and references studies and advocacy groups relevant to women in health care. The article is aimed at practice leaders, administrators, HR teams, and clinicians interested in workplace culture and provider recruitment.
Why This Topic Matters
Workplace culture can influence recruitment, retention, employee well-being, and the reputation of a medical practice. For organizations trying to attract emerging female talent, the article highlights the importance of policies, training, reporting processes, and leadership support.
Article Sections
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Harassment, discrimination part of the problem
This section reviews background evidence on gender bias, harassment, and burnout affecting women in medicine. It also references studies and perspectives from physicians and attorneys on the broader workplace climate.
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6 ways to a women-friendlier workplace
This section outlines practice-management approaches for building a more inclusive work environment. It focuses on organizational culture, reporting processes, training, HR involvement, and employee feedback at a high level.
What You Will Learn
- Why workplace culture matters for attracting and retaining female providers
- The types of broad workplace concerns discussed in relation to burnout and bias
- General categories of organizational steps used to support a more inclusive environment
- Why leadership, HR, and staff engagement are important in culture change
Who Should Read This
- Medical practice administrators
- Physicians and group practice leaders
- Human resources professionals
- Office managers
- Clinicians interested in workplace culture
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