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Molena, Daniela

https://orcid.org/0000-0003-1655-4473

Mayo Clinic

Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center

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Surgeon preferences for self-treatment in locally advanced non–small cell lung cancer: Would we practice what we preach?
Brunelli, Alessandro , Petersen, René Horsleben , Stiles, Brendon M. , Wigle, Dennis A. , Collaborators, Platz, Joseph , Muesse, Jason , Grenda, Tyler R., Makey, Ian A. , Khandhar, Sandeep J. , Schipper, Paul H., Linsky, Paul L., Liptay, Michael J, Pechet, Taine, White, Abby , Wood, Douglas E. , Brandt, Whitney S. , Martin, Linda D., Patterson, Alec, Seder, Christopher W. , Lanita, Michael, Molena, Daniela , Lee, Jay M. , Healy, David , Decker, G. Anton , Sihoe, Alan , Zairi, Sarra , Dunning, Joel , Raveglia, Federico , Kleontas, Athanasios, Szántó, Zalán , Nosotti, Mario , Hudson, Jessica , Schneiter, Didier, Asadi, Nizar , Aranda, J.M. Botía, Congregado, Miguel , Backhus, Leah, Bertani, Alessandro , Nadal, Sergio Bolufer, Rosso, Lorenzo, Gattás, Gustavo, Augustin, Florian , Milton, Richard , Vannucci, Fernando , Waller, David , Gasparri, Mario, Reddy, Rishindra M. , Schreurs, W. H. , Saftić, Igor, Scarci, Marco, Toker, Seyfi Alper, Welcker, K , Furák, József, Durand, Marion, Hugen, Niek , Joseph, Lula Lukadi, Chiappetta, Marco , Pérez, María Rodríguez, Minasyan, Anna , Filose, Pier Luigi, Elkhayat, Hussein , Wei, Benjamin , Leone, Richard J., Chang, Albert S., Curcio, Carlo, Sparks, Preston, Hagen, Jeffrey A., Baste, Jean Marc , Taylor, Lauren , Xavier, D'journo, Hall, David Jeffrey, Hansen, Henrik Jessen, Leschber, Gunda, Koryllos, Aris , Gandhi, Shilpa , Batgirl, Hasan, Calvin, Ng Sze Hang, Sotiropoulos, Georgios C. , Furrer, Markus , Danjouma, Cheufou, Novoa, Nuria , Cassivi, Stephen D. , Veronesi, Giulia , Hamouri, Shadi , Štupnik, Tomaž , Hall, David J. , Antonoff, Mara B. , Collaborators, Louie, Brian E. , Daddi, Niccolò , Swisher, Stephen G. , Yendamuri, Sai S , Liptay, Michael J, Herrera, Luis, Martin, Linda, Patterson, Alec, Sandri, Alberto , Ruffini, Enrico , Maurizi, Giulio , Kleontas, Athanasios, Depypere, Lieven , Caruana, Edward Joseph , Mitchell, John , Gonfiotti, Alessandro , Pagès, P , Aranda, Jose, Billè, Andrea , Falcoz, Pierre‐Emmanuel , Rosso, Lorenzo , Terra, Ricardo Mingarini , Raemdonck, Dirk Van , Minervini, Fabrizio , Tosi, Davide , Solli, Piergiorgio , Scarci, Marco , Gooseman, Michael , Gossot, Dominique , Álvarez, Antonio , Toker, Seyfi Alper, Aramini, Beatrice , Guerrera, Francesco , Jiménez, Marcelo Fernando , Bölükbas, Servet , Thomas, P. A. , Luzzi, Luca , Aigner, Clemens , Minasyan, Anna, Kim, Young Tae , Pompili, Cecilia , Shargall, Yaron , Fiorelli, Alfonso , Curcio, Carlo, Bilfinger, Thomas V. , Engelhardt, Kathryn Elizabeth , Hall, David Jeffrey, Akopov, Andrey L. , Loos, Erik Robert de , Karamustafaoğlu, Yekta Altemur , Bertolaccini, Luca , Hendriks, Jeroen M. , Scanagatta, Paolo , Prisciandaro, Elena , Gómez-Hernández, María Teresa , Agrafiotis, Apostolos C. , Casiraghi, Monica , Danjouma, Cheufou Housmanou, Mariani, Alessandro Wasum , Antonio, David Gómez de , Bolca, Ciprian Nicolae , Cattaneo, Margherita

European Journal of Cardio-Thoracic Surgery | November 15, 2024 | Volume: 66 | Issue: 5 | Pages: No page available

10.1093/ejcts/ezae344 Get It

Commentary: Gender differences in payments to cardiothoracic surgeons are unacceptable
Jacobs, Jeffrey P. , Nelson, Jennifer S. , Fuller, Stephanie , Karamlou, Tara , Molena, Daniela , Preventza, Ourania , Romano, Jennifer C., Jacobs, Jeffery P , Antonoff, Mara B. , Blackmon, Shanda

European Journal of Cardio-Thoracic Surgery | March 13, 2023 | Volume: 63 | Issue: 3 | Pages: No page available

10.1093/ejcts/ezad080 Get It

Every effort must be made by the leaders in our field, as well as by every individual cardiothoracic surgeon, to assure equal opportunity for all cardiothoracic surgeons, regardless of race, gender or any other sociodemographic source of bias. Every effort must be made by every surgeon, not just those in particular leadership roles. Opportunities for advancement must be equal in multiple domains, including clinical practice, patient referral, clinical leadership, academic leadership, institutional leadership and leadership in professional medical and surgical societies. Such actions to minimize bias and promote inclusivity will also ensure that cardiothoracic surgical care is provided by a workforce that represents the diversity of patients whom we serve. In the final analysis, it is an absolute fact that gender differences in payments to cardiothoracic surgeons are absolutely unacceptable and cannot be tolerated.