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  • From the Document: This article highlights some of the gendered effects emerging from the COVID-19 [coronavirus disease 2019] pandemic in the global healthcare sector, which is dominated by women Women comprise 70% of the global healthcare workforce, and yet they only hold 25% of the senior roles in the healthcare profession They also hold lower-status roles, many of which are underpaid or unpaid For example, in India accredited social health activist (ASHA) community health workers are women, but the government considers them to be honorary volunteers rather than employees As a result, although they receive a small stipend, ASHA workers do not receive employment benefits, such as leave (e g , paid, sick or maternity) or health insurance COVID-19 (Disease);Epidemics;Emergency management;Healthcare;Women--Social conditions
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  • COVID-19 Healthcare Workers: 70% Are Women
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  • 2020

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