Cooke M, Ronalds C
Br Med J (Clin Res Ed). 1985 Mar 9;290(6470):755-8. doi: 10.1136/bmj.290.6470.755.
A large study of general practitioners in Manchester showed that women doctors were younger than men doctors, and few were single handed or worked in deprived inner city areas. They had closely similar patterns of care to their male colleagues, and although they worked slightly fewer hours in surgery, they had almost identical consultation times per patient. Women general practitioners were less active in politics and education than men.
一项针对曼彻斯特全科医生的大型研究表明,女医生比男医生年轻,很少有人独自执业或在贫困的市中心地区工作。她们与男同事的护理模式极为相似,尽管她们在诊疗室的工作时间略少,但每位患者的会诊时间几乎相同。女全科医生在政治和教育方面不如男医生活跃。