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We share survivor stories of sexism, harassment, and sexual assault in the healthcare workforce.
We are campaigning to end this culture.
Statistics
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91% of women doctors had experienced sexism in the last two years
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60% of nursing staff said they had experienced sexual harassment at work.
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31% of women doctors had experienced unwanted physical conduct in the last two years
Featured news and media coverage
The Times – Female doctors expose sexism and rape threats on the wards (opens in a new tab/window)
[Surviving in Scrubs] want the General Medical Council (GMC), which regulates doctors, to explicitly condemn sexist behaviour, claiming that advice to simply “treat colleagues fairly and with respect” has not had the desired effect.
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Times Radio – Our co-founder Chelcie Jewitt spoke to Mariella Frostrup (opens in a new tab/window)
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What people say about our work
We’re proud to work with NHS organisations, medical schools, universities, Royal Colleges and professional bodies across the UK. Here’s what some of our partners have said about working with Surviving in Scrubs.