Fett I
Med J Aust. 1976 Nov 20;2(SP2):33-9. doi: 10.5694/j.1326-5377.1976.tb116032.x.
Data are presented on the division of labour in doctor's households which show that, in addition to practising, medical women perform almost as much domestic work as do the wives of their male colleagues. In relation to The National Health Act 1970, and current postgraduate training procedures, this has implications for an increasingly polarized division of labour in medicine, as the numbers and proportions of women doctors increase. If the trend is not inhibited by amendment of postgraduate training procedures, and a more equitable distribution of domestic labour, a second-class status is likely for women in medicine, to the detriment of both the profession and the community.
所呈现的数据表明，在医生家庭的劳动分工中，职业女性医生除了行医外，承担的家务劳动几乎与男同事的妻子一样多。鉴于1970年的《国家卫生法案》以及当前的研究生培训程序，随着女医生数量和比例的增加，这对医学领域日益两极分化的劳动分工产生了影响。如果这种趋势不因研究生培训程序的修订以及家务劳动更公平的分配而得到抑制，那么医学领域的女性可能会处于二等地位，这对该职业和社会都会造成损害。
