Women in Surgery chair Tamzin Cuming interviews the founders of the Surviving in Scrubs website and the stories from surgeons about their experiences in the workplace.
Surviving in Scrubs co-founder Chelcie Jewitt speaks alongside Simon Fleming to Rona Dougall.
In the UK, in response to the #MeToo movement, multiple industries have been opening up and discussing sexism and sexual abuse. In recent years attention has been drawn to the film, legal, charitable, and government sectors as employees have disclosed their experiences.
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It took a few years working as a doctor before I realised there was something very wrong with how I and other female colleagues were being treated by the men working alongside us.
Surviving in Scrubs co-founders Becky Cox and Chelcie Jewitt speak to Krupa Padhy.
The co-founders of the Surviving in Scrubs campaign discuss their work to expose and highlight cases of sexism, sexual harassment, and sexual assault in healthcare.
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‘A patient made repeated and very explicit threats about how he planned to rape me’. Women working in healthcare are forming a collective voice to oppose the sexism they face in a new medical MeToo movement.
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A Liverpool doctor is leading a campaign to expose “the worst kept secret in medicine” by sharing the stories of women subject to sexism and sexual assault at work.
