MPs will look at sex abuse of female surgeons

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September 13, 2023
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MPs will look into cases of sexual harassment and abuse against female surgeons in the NHS. Even during surgery, women were being sexually abused in the operating room. And the first significant investigation into the issue discovered senior male surgeons abusing female trainees. Steve Brine, the chair of the Health and Social Care Committee, declared

MPs will look into cases of sexual harassment and abuse against female surgeons in the NHS.

Even during surgery, women were being sexually abused in the operating room.

And the first significant investigation into the issue discovered senior male surgeons abusing female trainees.

Steve Brine, the chair of the Health and Social Care Committee, declared the facts to be “shocking” and promised to look into the matter.

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The NHS has a responsibility to make hospitals safe workplaces for all employees and to hold managers accountable so that appropriate action is taken against those who are at fault, according to Mr. Brine.

When we think about NHS leadership in our future work, we plan to look into this, they said.

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Male surgeons have fondled female doctors while they were dressed in scrubs, wiped their brows on their breasts, and rubbed erections against them. Some have even been sexually assaulted or given job prospects in exchange for sex.

The treatment of female surgeons has been dubbed “atrocious” by the physicians’ union, the British Medical Association (BMA), and the Royal College of Surgeons of England has stated that it is obvious the issue is “common” and that it is a “source of great embarrassment” for the profession.

It is disgusting that men and women in the surgical field engage in sexual misconduct and assault. While at work and usually while attempting to provide care for patients,” said Dr. Latifa Patel of the BMA.

Their careers and general wellbeing will be significantly impacted by this for years to come.

“Stand against me,”

Dr. Liz O’Riordan, a retired surgeon, claims she was the victim of sexual harassment for the majority of her career. This included the consultant being in an operation room. asked who I was having sex with before approaching me at a holiday party to make a proposal. A married specialist from a different hospital approached me and pressed his manhood up against me. And added that kissing you on a dance floor is not cheating, she claims.