■本文介绍了台湾北部一所大学的医学科学实验室中的性别问题。在这项研究中,关于性别观念的性别问题,工作环境中的性别中立程度,并分析了性别对研究人员学术生涯的影响。
■从2021年7月到8月,进行了半结构化访谈,以了解长庚大学医学院五名教职员工对性别问题的看法。将数据逐字转录并进行主题分析。随后,使用ATLAS进行编码。tiWeb(版本4.0.10)。
■发现性别与医学科学的表现无关。尽管研究机构中的医学科学实验室大多是性别中立的,由于漏报,歧视事件可能在其他地方被隐瞒。然而,长庚大学的医学科学研究文化似乎促进了尊重和平等,因为人们对这些问题的普遍认识有所提高,并制定了保护妇女权利和促进性别平等的强有力的政策。婚姻,母性,和家庭义务仍然是该机构女科学家学术生涯的主要挑战。为了实现男女科学家更公平的代表性,并防止女科学家离开台湾的医学科学实验室,必须继续实施为打算组建家庭的女科学家提供量身定制支持的机构和国家政策。
UNASSIGNED: This paper provides a glimpse into gender issues in a university-based medical science laboratory setting in northern Taiwan. In this study, gender issues with respect to perceptions regarding gender, the degree of gender neutrality in the work environment, and the influence of gender on researchers\' academic careers were analyzed.
UNASSIGNED: From July to August 2021, semistructured interviews to understand the perspectives of five faculty members at Chang Gung University School of Medicine regarding gender issues were conducted. The data were transcribed verbatim and analyzed thematically. Subsequently, coding was performed using ATLAS.ti Web (Version 4.0.10).
UNASSIGNED: It was found that gender is not perceived to correlate with performance in the medical sciences. Although the medical science laboratories in the study institution are mostly gender-neutral, instances of discrimination might have been concealed elsewhere because of underreporting. Nevertheless, medical science research culture in Chang Gung University appears to promote respect and equality owing to increased general awareness regarding such issues as well as robust policies that protect women\'s rights and promote gender equality. Marriage, motherhood, and family obligations remain key challenges to the academic career of female scientists in the institution. To achieve more equitable representation of male and female scientists as well as to prevent female scientists from leaving medical science laboratories in Taiwan, institutional and national policies that provide tailored support for female scientists intending to start families must continue to be implemented.