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THE INVISIBLE WOMEN IN MEDICAL WORKFORCE: TIME FOR ACTION

With the advent of social media, a number of platforms are available for medical graduates to connect with each other in order to engage in formal and informal discussions related to the profession. There are many close groups managed by associations, institutions as well as there are ones privately managed by individuals and teams. Among privately created groups what stands out for me are the ones for female medical doctors from Pakistan.