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0002). A statistically significant increase in female representation was observed in Australia ( = 0.0268, from 7 to 39%) and New Zealand ( = 0.0011, where the proportion of female presidents increased from 0 to 45%), but not in other countries. A significant gap in gender parity exists in rheumatology leadership in the MNOs of APLAR. Trends suggest improvement over the last two decades, although statistically significant improvement is limited to a small number of countries. A significant gap in gender parity exists in rheumatology
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