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. 2020 Mar 4;20:100298. doi: 10.1016/j.eclinm.2020.100298

Table 3.

Bivariate associations between gender discrimination and sexual harassment and academic advancement of women in academic medicine, National Faculty Survey.

Variable Outcomes
Full professor
Senior leadership
Retention in academics
Number of refereed articles
No (N = 210) Yes (n = 312) p-value2 No (n = 566) Yes (n = 65) p-value2 No (n = 116) Yes (n = 485) p-value2 (n = 632) p-value3
n1 (%) n1 (%) n1 (%) Mean (SD4)
Encountered Sexual harassment 102 (49·0) 176 (57·3) 0·07 299 (53·7) 37 (56·9) 0·69 62 (54·9) 253 (52·7) 0·75 53·4 (57·0) 0·09
Encountered severe sexual harassment 53 (25·9) 116 (38·4) <0·01 171 (31·2) 26 (40·0) 0·16 33 (29·2) 153 (32·5) 0·57 58·7 (56·6) <0·01
1

Percentages do not always correspond to n/N due to missing data. Missing data are excluded from the denominator.

2

Based on Fisher's Exact test.

3

Based on t-test; SD: Standard Deviation.