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    Infographic: Women In Healthcare Leadership

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    A closer look at why only 30 percent of C-suite teams and 13 percent of CEOs are women.

    Oliver Wyman Health

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      Editor's Note: Women make most healthcare purchasing decisions, yet are heavily underrepresented in healthcare leadership. We set out to ask WHY. This infographic comes from our new Women in Healthcare Leadership 2019 report, where we developed profiles of C-suites and boards of 134 payers and providers (over 3,000 executives), analyzed the leadership paths of 112 payer and provider chief executive officers, and spoke with over 75 men and women in the industry to understand the visible and invisible dynamics at play for both men and women. Our report analyzes five unintended leadership barriers and provides a path for progress. We invite you to learn more about our research here.

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