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In June 2021, Doctors of BC’s Council on Health Economics and Policy (CHEP), a Standing Committee of the Board of Directors, was in the early stages of research and consideration of the issue of gender equity in medicine.
With the goal of developing policy on this issue, CHEP sought physician input via a survey and comment board on identified focus areas for policy consideration:
Mentorship and leadership for female physicians
Addressing the impact of gender-based bias at all career stages
Supporting improved work-life integration
Ensuring consideration of the impacts of intersectionality
Increased research and improved data collection on gender-based income gaps
Ensuring new payment models don't contribute to income gaps
Member feedback helped guide the next steps in policy development on this issue.
In June 2021, Doctors of BC’s Council on Health Economics and Policy (CHEP), a Standing Committee of the Board of Directors, was in the early stages of research and consideration of the issue of gender equity in medicine.
With the goal of developing policy on this issue, CHEP sought physician input via a survey and comment board on identified focus areas for policy consideration:
Mentorship and leadership for female physicians
Addressing the impact of gender-based bias at all career stages
Supporting improved work-life integration
Ensuring consideration of the impacts of intersectionality
Increased research and improved data collection on gender-based income gaps
Ensuring new payment models don't contribute to income gaps
Member feedback helped guide the next steps in policy development on this issue.
Engagement Process & Outcomes
Background Research
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Member Engagement (Phase 1) (June 2021)
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