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Título:	HEALTH AND GENDER 2007-2008 REPORT. WOMEN AND MEN IN HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONS
Autor:	Institucional
Notas:
Código:	23682	Año:	2009
Materia:	Planificación sanitaria
Unidad Editora:	Centro de Publicaciones	Coeditor:
Precio:	0,00
ISBN:		ISSN:
NIPO:	840-09-041-9
Soporte:	Papel	Tipología:	Publicación unitaria
Nº Páginas:	80	Dimensiones:	16,5 x 24
Descripción:	Over recent years, the progressive access of women to the work market has not brought with it a massive influx of men into the domestic reproduction and care realm. That is why women are taking on a diversity of roles and doubling or tripling their working timetables. This "2007-2008 Health and Gender Report. Women and Men in Healthcare Professions" brings to light the negative effects this unequal distribution of tasks entails for womens full professional development: lessened professional success, scant repercussion of female values in the organization and management of the healthcare activity, concealed social contempt for feminized professions and symbolic male dominance in all affected sectors: training, research, care, management and communication in the healthcare system.
Agotado:	No

Título:

HEALTH AND GENDER 2007-2008 REPORT. WOMEN AND MEN IN HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONS

Autor:

Institucional

Notas:

Código:

23682

Año:

2009

Materia:

Planificación sanitaria

Unidad Editora:

Centro de Publicaciones

Coeditor:

Precio:

0,00

ISBN:

ISSN:

NIPO:

840-09-041-9

Soporte:

Papel

Tipología:

Publicación unitaria

Nº Páginas:

80

Dimensiones:

16,5 x 24

Descripción:

Over recent years, the progressive access of women to the work market has not brought with it a massive influx of men into the domestic reproduction and care realm. That is why women are taking on a diversity of roles and doubling or tripling their working timetables. This "2007-2008 Health and Gender Report. Women and Men in Healthcare Professions" brings to light the negative effects this unequal distribution of tasks entails for womens full professional development: lessened professional success, scant repercussion of female values in the organization and management of the healthcare activity, concealed social contempt for feminized professions and symbolic male dominance in all affected sectors: training, research, care, management and communication in the healthcare system.

Agotado:

No