Publications by authors named "Daniela L Ivan"
Article Synopsis
- The study focuses on the experiences of women in neurosurgery who face challenges in balancing their careers with motherhood, particularly due to the timing of pregnancy coinciding with demanding training periods.
- Through interviews with 21 women in varying stages of their neurosurgery careers, the research found that many feel social stigma around pregnancy and that support in the workplace tends to be more theoretical than practical.
- The conclusion emphasizes the need for greater flexibility and support in the field to help women integrate their professional aspirations with family life, which is crucial for retaining talented professionals in neurosurgery.
Background: Neurosurgeons may resort to caffeine, alcohol, and various drugs to maintain peak performance as they grapple with work demands and escalated stress. The prevalence of this controversial strategy remains largely unexplored.
Methods: An anonymous survey of 23 questions formulated by our research group was distributed through personal contacts and neurosurgical societies.
Introduction: Neurosurgery is one of the most demanding medical specialties. For neurosurgeons, balancing professional activity with personal life can be challenging.
Research Question: To evaluate gender differences in contribution of neurosurgeons in the household and child-rearing, as well as their impact on personal life and career.