On sexual harassment, Part 3: Live from Women in Ophthalmology

Mend the Gap: Equity in Medicine

On this episode, Laura Enyedi, MD, is live from Women in Ophthalmology discussing the sexual harassment study, surveys and results with Michelle “Mimi” Cabrera, MD, and Grace Sun, MD.

• Intro 0:02
• Michelle “Mimi” Cabrera, MD 0:31
• Grace Sun, MD 0:42
• In this episode 1:08
• Why was the sexual harassment study done in 2018? What were the results? 1:35
• Enyedi and Cabrera discuss the impact of sexual harassment among trainees. 2:46
• Why was the study repeated? 3:35
• What are the results of the second sexual harassment study? Has anything improved? 6:42
• What else surprised you about the results of the second study? 7:49
• What is the difference between sexual harassment and gender discrimination? 9:17
• Where do we go from here? Are there more effective ways to address sexual harassment? 12:13
• What is your favorite book or a book you’ve read recently? 15:14
• Thanks 16:51

Michelle “Mimi” Cabrera, MD, is a University of Washington associate professor of ophthalmology and chief of ophthalmology at Seattle Children’s.

Laura Enyedi, MD, is a professor of ophthalmology and pediatrics at Duke Eye Center and medical director of South Durham Ophthalmology in North Carolina.

Grace Sun, MD, is the director of the ophthalmology clinical practice at Weill Cornell Medicine – Lower Manhattan, an associate attending ophthalmologist at Weill Cornell Medicine and assistant attending ophthalmologist at New York-Presbyterian Hospital/Weill Cornell Medicine.

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Disclosures: The host and guests report no relevant financial disclosures.