Race and satisfaction in general OB/GYN clinics by Rohrer James E, Lund Jon D, Goldfarb Susan

“…<p>Abstract</p> <p>Background</p> <p>The purpose of this study was to test the hypothesis that racial differences in satisfaction can be found among OB/GYN patients on a US naval base.</p> <p>Methods</p> <p>Cross-sectional surveys assessing satisfaction with services were obtained from 838 patients who were seen in one of the two general OB/GYN clinics (455 in the base hospital clinic and 391 in a satellite clinic). …”
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Preparedness of Ob/Gyn residents for fellowship training in gynecologic oncology by David W. Doo, Matthew Powell, Akiva Novetsky, Jeanelle Sheeder, Saketh R. Guntupalli

“…These results suggest that general Ob/Gyn residency is ineffective in preparing fellows for advanced training in gynecologic oncology and should prompt a revision of the goals and objectives of resident education to correct these deficiencies.…”
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Disclosure of Adverse Events - An OSCE Series for OB/GYN Residents by Glenn Posner, Amy Nakajima

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Perception and Comfort with Endometriosis Management Among OB/GYN Residents by Sullender RT, Jacobs MB, Sandhu MS, Lacoursiere DY, Diaz Luevano C, Pickett CM, Agarwal SK

“…Understanding whether residents in obstetrics and gynecology (OB/GYN) are being adequately exposed to and trained in the diagnosis and management of the disease is important for improving care.Methods: We conducted an online cross-sectional survey of OB/GYN residents to investigate their comfort level and familiarity with endometriosis diagnosis and management. …”
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Benefits and Barriers to Teaching Medical Students in an Ob-Gyn Clinic by Michael F. Fialkow, Carrie M. Snead, Jay Schulkin

“…Introduction: As the US health-care system has evolved over the past decade, access to obstetric care in rural communities has declined, and there has been a challenge in retaining obstetrics and gynecology (OB-GYN) providers to train the next generation of physicians. …”
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Cultural Sensitivity in OB/GYN: The Ultimate Patient-Centered Care by Marygrace Elson

“…The resource has been utilized eight times per year for the last 2 years as part of the OB/GYN clinical clerkship at the University of Iowa Roy J. and Lucille A. …”
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New Partner Recruitment to Rural Versus Urban Ob-Gyn Practices by Michael F. Fialkow, Carrie M. Snead, Jay Schulkin

“…Purpose: The purpose of this pilot study was to investigate the recruitment efforts of practicing obstetrics and gynecology (ob-gyns) from rural and urban practices. Method: The authors surveyed practicing ob-gyns from 5 states in the Pacific Northwest in 2016 about their background, practice setting, practice profile, partner recruitment, and retention. …”
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Mobile Health Apps in OB-GYN-Embedded Psychiatric Care: Commentary by Mehralizade, Aydan, Schor, Shayna, Coleman, Chad M, Oppenheim, Claire E, Denckla, Christy A, Borba, Christina PC, Henderson, David C, Wolff, James, Crane, Sarah, Nettles-Gomez, Pamela, Pal, Avik, Milanovic, Snezana

“…This paper explores the potential benefits of the use of mobile health (mHealth) apps in obstetrician-gynecologist (OB-GYN)-embedded psychiatric clinics in the United States. …”
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Interpretation at the OB/GYN Bedside - Cultural Competence in the Third-Year Clerkships by Janet Trial, Donna Elliott, Vanessa Lauzon, Desiree Lie, Emiliano Chvira

“…Methods This clinical experience in medical interpretation is designed for implementation during the required third-year OB/GYN clerkship. After a brief didactic review on the use of medical interpreters, students are assigned to care for a laboring woman with limited English proficiency through the course of her labor. …”
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Predictors of intention to provide abortions after OB/GYN residency training. by Katherine J Kramer, Sarah Ottum, Conrad R Chao, Aliye Runyan, Benjamin Rappolee, Sandra Sadek, Noor E Jannat, Maurice-Andre Recanati

“…To maintain accessibility to abortion, it is important that sufficient obstetrics and gynecology (Ob/Gyn) residents intend to provide abortion care after residency. …”
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Ob/Gyn resident self-perceived preparedness for minimally invasive surgery by Jordan S. Klebanoff, Cherie Q. Marfori, Maria V. Vargas, Richard L. Amdur, Catherine Z. Wu, Gaby N. Moawad

“…Abstract Background Very little is known regarding the readiness of senior U.S. Ob/Gyn residents to perform minimally invasive surgery. …”
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Evaluation of an HPV vaccine toolkit to improve OB/GYN discussion of HPV vaccination by Sarah Simko, Teodocia Maria Hayes-Bautista, Erica Givens

“…Conclusion: Discussion of HPV vaccination is an important preventative strategy that can be overlooked in OB/GYN clinics. Implementation of multicomponent strategies can increase provider discussion of HPV vaccination status, although barriers to discussion remain. …”
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Ob-Gyn Gender Preferences of Gynecology Ambulatory Patients and Students’ Choice of the Specialty by Miriam da Silva Wanderley, Dejano Tavares Sobral

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The efficacy of postpartum tubal sterilization training program with minilaparotomy approach in Ob/Gyn residents by Panaya Songkanha, Pharuhas Chanprapaph, Tripop Lertbunnaphong, Orawan Supapueng, Udom Naimsiri

“…Study design: From September 2020 to November 2021, 24 first-year Obstetrics and Gynecology (Ob/Gyn) residents were randomly allocated into 2 groups of traditional apprenticeship learning (watching video clip) versus apprenticeship learning plus PTSMA attending. …”
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Escolha da especialização em ginecologia e obstetrícia Choice of specialization in ob gyn by Miriam da Silva Wanderley, Dejano Tavares Sobral

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Management of Obesity During Pregnancy and Periconception: Case-Based Learning for OB/GYN Clerkships by James Cook, Hannah L. Puckett, Jody E. Steinauer

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First-Trimester Abortion Complications: Simulation Cases for OB/GYN Residents in Sepsis and Hemorrhage by Armide Storey, Katharine White, Kelly Treder, Elisabeth Woodhams, Shannon Bell, Rachel Cannon

“…To address this, we developed a 2-hour simulation-based abortion complication curriculum for OB/GYN resident learners. Methods OB/GYN residents participated in three sessions: a case-based didactic reviewing institutional aspiration abortion practice and preop preparation; an in-vivo aspiration abortion hemorrhage simulation; and an interdepartmental postabortal sepsis simulation. …”
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Knowledge is power? Cervical cancer prevention in female OB/GYNs compared to other female physicians by Gal Hershkovitz, Gal Hershkovitz, Yifat Ochshorn, Yifat Ochshorn, Nadav Michaan, Nadav Michaan, Elisheva Fiszer, Elisheva Fiszer, Dan Grisaru, Dan Grisaru, Yael Raz, Yael Raz

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Exercise During Pregnancy: What Do OB/GYNs Believe and Practice? A Descriptive Analysis by Rachael K. Nelson, Selina M. Hafner, Alyssa C. Cook, Natalie J. Sterner, Erin L. Butler, Brooke E. Jakiemiec, William A. Saltarelli

“…Purpose: To describe the attitudes, knowledge, and clinical practice of OB/GYNs regarding exercise during pregnancy. Methods: Surveys were sent via U.S. mail to 950 practicing OB/GYNs identified via publicly available databases. …”
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Descriptive review of junior OB/GYN physicians’ work task financial compensation in German hospitals by Dörthe Brüggmann, Anja Herpe, David Quarcoo, Norman Schöffel, Eileen M. Wanke, Daniela Ohlendorf, Doris Klingelhöfer, David A. Groneberg, Stefanie Mache

“…We here present a practical descriptive approach to assess/review the actual compensation of single work tasks of OB/GYNs on the basis of previously published, existing data. …”
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