Gender Role in health care

Chilean society has always been known for being a chauvinist society,in which the man always had greater importance than women; man can access to public works, access to education and even had''moral''privileges that women not had, for example, Women should not be questioning whether the man was unfaithful or beat his wife. The wife was not to talk back to her husband and serve you ought to worry about, was to look after children and home. Today, some things have changed since the feminist movement that occurred in the twentieth century women have taken a great importance in the global society, even in Chilean society that still has chauvinist characteristics have evolved in some aspects;now women can acces to public works, has the right to vote and access to education, among others. This last point is of such significance that in recent years to enter state universities a greater number of women than men.
In the healtharea, there are similarities between genres; Both men and women hold very important and can access them at your professional history regardless of gender, The same goes for wages, these do not differ as a man or woman, but rather is a difference between a career and other professional development or the person has had. In this area, I think that if they carry the front man, they are more consistent and courageous to take challenges, regardless of age. Also, women are generally beginning to worry more about his family so often overlooked professional development.
In general, I think that society has more trust in a man than a woman, except in the area of Obstetrics and nursing that are races that have always been more associated with women, where it yields more confidence men.
But what I said above may reflect that we have come and left a little chavinist aside in our society but is still an issue that we must keep working every day to improve as a country.