We analyze disparities, promote diversity, and advance equity in plastic surgery. Explore studies, gain insights, and discover how these findings shape a more inclusive future for the field.
Presenting at a conference or meeting? The Garnes Society wants to spotlight your research in plastic and reconstructive surgery! Share your title, short title, abstract, authors, and presentation location, and we’ll feature your work .
Are you sharing a poster or podium presentation at Plastic Surgery The Meeting in New Orleans this year? If so, the Garnes Society wants to highlight your research and accomplishments!
We are proud to highlight the outstanding research and presentations being shared on the national stage. From posters to podium sessions, these contributions reflect the innovation, leadership, and vision shaping the future of plastic and reconstructive surgery.
Underrepresented in Medicine (URM) candidates have significantly lower research productivity and face higher publication costs than their ORM peers, signaling a critical structural barrier in the residency match process.
This foundational study reveals a trend toward increased overall complication rates (71%) after post-mastectomy radiation therapy (PMRT) in Hispanic patients compared to non-Hispanic patients (53%).
The study found that a patient's social background and race can significantly influence their rate of follow-up cleft palate surgeries, pointing to potential issues with access to care.
These positions are frequently unpaid or underpaid, creating significant financial strain for students covering living costs, loan interest, and other expenses, especially for those from less privileged backgrounds.
The US population is becoming more diverse, but the ethnicities of surgeons in practice doesn’t reflect the USA’s demographics.
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