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paper analyzes results focus groups held women physicians british columbia explored questions around gender norms roles influenced experiences covid19 four virtual focus groups organized july september 2020 participants n 27 voluntarily recruited data analyzed using applied thematic analysis addition covid19related changes experienced across profession women physicians faced distinct challenges related increase unpaid care responsibilities often felt excluded occasionally dismissed leadership women leaders often felt contributions unrecognized undervalued participants drew strength women leaders peer networks professional support strategies limited unpaid care emotional labour demands identified increasing risk burnout even though women physicians hold degree relative privilege unpaid care work gender norms contribute distinct secondary effects covid19 women physicians link prepandemic assumptions within families communities women would absorb care deficits cost health system leadership continues reflect masculine normative experience wherein personal professional separated devalues emotional labour often associated feminine leadership strategies participants employed address negative impacts demonstrating resourcefulness peer support reflect individualistic responses socialstructural challenges need greater recognition womens contributions home work increased representation decisionmaking practical supports childcare counselling