Scientific Output by Latin American Women in Pediatric Surgical Sciences Over the Past 11 Years: A Bibliometric and Visual Analysis
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This bibliometric study quantifies scientific contributions by Latin American women in pediatric surgery over 11 years, examining publication patterns and research productivity in low and middle-income countries. The analysis reveals gender disparities in surgical academic output and identifies barriers and opportunities for female researchers in the region.
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- Female researchers remain underrepresented in Latin American pediatric surgical sciences despite growing participation in medicine.
- Research productivity in low- and middle-income countries faces unique barriers including limited funding and institutional support.
- Non-technical skills, including research methodology, are increasingly recognized as essential competencies for surgical trainees.
- Bibliometric analysis reveals gender disparities in publication rates and authorship positions among Latin American pediatric surgeons.
- Targeted interventions to support female researchers may improve scientific output and diversity in pediatric surgical literature.
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How to cite: GlobalCastMD. Scientific Output by Latin American Women in Pediatric Surgical Sciences Over the Past 11 Years: A Bibliometric and Visual Analysis. GlobalCastMD Medical Library. 2024-03-29. https://dev.library.globalcastmd.com/article/8455?via_space=staycurrentmd
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