Pregnancy and parenthood among Italian residents in anesthesia and intensive care — a national survey

Annalisa Boscolo; Denise Battaglini; Tiziana Bove; Gilda Cinella; Antonello Discenza; Ornella Piazza; Monica Rocco; Giuliana Scarpati; Rosanna Vaschetto; Francesca Rubulotta; Nicolò Sella; Paolo Navalesi; Tetsu Hayashida; Chiara Bertoncello; Mara Bassi; Tommaso Pettenuzzo; Giulia Mormando; Antonio Carrideo

doi:10.1186/s44158-026-00366-y

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The survey aims to identify barriers to parenthood faced by anesthesia residents in Italy and explore regional disparities in experiences.
Conducted a national survey among anesthesia residents in Italy.
Collected data on organizational and cultural barriers to parenthood.
Analyzed responses to identify regional differences in experiences.
Highlighted significant organizational and cultural barriers to parenthood for anesthesia residents.
Identified notable regional disparities in parenthood experiences across Italy.
Stressed the need for institutional strategies to promote equity and workplace well-being.

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National survey highlights barriers to parenthood in anesthesia residents, indicating a need for better support strategies.

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This first Italian national survey, among anesthesia residents, highlights organizational and cultural barriers to parenthood, as well as significant regional disparities, stressing the need for institutional strategies ensuring equity, safety, and workplace well-being.

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Boscolo et al. (2026) studied this question.

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