UCSF Obstetrics and Gynecology Update: What Does The Evidence Tell Us 2023 (Videos)

UCSF Obstetrics and Gynecology Update: What Does The Evidence Tell Us 2023 (Videos)

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New information on obstetric and gynecologic practice is being produced at a rapid rate. Leaders in the field, including those at the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, take an evidence-based approach when formulating practice guidelines. Learning Objectives Upon completion of this course, participants should be able to: Describe anemia assessment in pregnancy; List adjuncts to paracervical nerve blocks for pain control for clinic procedures; Employ the most appropriate suture and needle type for OASIS perineal repair; Use the best imaging options for acute gynecologic presentations; Utilize evidence-based resources for lactation and pregnancy medication safety; Outline recommendations for management of Type 0, 1 & 2 fibroids in pregnancy; Describe the approach to abnormal uterine bleeding in the pre-pubertal patient; Use best practice for chronic hypertension management in pregnancy; Implement progesterone supplementation as indicated in the first trimester; Employ an approach to measuring black maternal health metrics.

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UCSF Obstetrics and Gynecology Update: What Does The Evidence Tell Us 2023 (Videos)

New information on obstetric and gynecologic practice is being produced at a rapid rate. Leaders in the field, including those at the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, take an evidence-based approach when formulating practice guidelines. This course is designed to provide a comprehensive update for the practitioner, placing emphasis on reviewing current evidencebased data and applying new practice guidelines.

TARGET AUDIENCE
Designed for practicing physicians, residents, nurses, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants seeking an update on a wide range of current issues in obstetrics and gynecology.

Learning Objectives

Upon completion of this course, participants should be able to:

  • Describe anemia assessment in pregnancy;
  • List adjuncts to paracervical nerve blocks for pain control for clinic procedures;
  • Employ the most appropriate suture and needle type for OASIS perineal repair;
  • Use the best imaging options for acute gynecologic presentations;
  • Utilize evidence-based resources for lactation and pregnancy medication safety;
  • Outline recommendations for management of Type 0, 1 & 2 fibroids in pregnancy;
  • Describe the approach to abnormal uterine bleeding in the pre-pubertal patient;
  • Use best practice for chronic hypertension management in pregnancy;
  • Implement progesterone supplementation as indicated in the first trimester;
  • Employ an approach to measuring black maternal health metrics.

Schedule

Wednesday, October 11, 2023
7:00AMRegistration Check-In / Continental Breakfast
7:45AMWelcome and Opening StatementsTushani D. Illangasekare, MD
8:00Chronic Pelvic Pain, Work-up and ManagementWenjia Zhang, MD
8:45Fibroids and PregnancyAlison F. Jacoby, MD
9:30OASIS LacerationsCaitlyn Painter, DO
10:15Break
10:30Overactive Bladder SyndromeAbigail Shatkin-Margolis, MD
11:15Vulvar Dysplasia and WartsKaren Smith-McCune, MD, PhD
12:00PMLunch (On Your Own)
1:15PComplex LARC ChallengesBiftu Mengesha, MD, MAS
2:00What’s New in Complex Family PlanningJennifer Kerns, MD, MS, MPH
2:45Bleeding in Prepubertal PatientSloane Berger-Chen, MD
3:30Break
3:45Pain Control Office ProceduresSara Whetstone, MD, MHS
4:30Update on Abortion AccessDaniel Grossman, MD
5:15PMAdjourn
Thursday, October 12, 2023
7:30AMContinental Breakfast
8:00Choosing Wisely – 2023 SMFM UpdateMelissa G. Rosenstein, MD, MAS
8:45How to Encourage the Onset of Labor at HomeRebecca H. Amirault, CNM
9:30What’s New in Prenatal GeneticsShilpa P. Chetty, MD
10:15Break
10:30Anemia in PregnancyAndrew D. Leavitt, MD
11:15TORCH Infections – When to Test and What to OrderStephanie L. Gaw, MD, PhD
12:00PMLunch (On Your Own)
1:15Health Equity and VBACNicholas Rubashkin, MD, MA, PhD
2:00CHAP Trial / HTN in PregnancyJuan M. González-Velez, MD, PhD
2:45Acute GYN Presentations – Which Imaging?Priyanka Jha, MD
3:30Break
3:45PPregnancy and Lactation Drug InformationKristin Harter, PharmD
4:30Treatment of Opioid Use Disorder in PregnancyDominika Seidman, MD, MAS
5:15PMAdjourn
Friday, October 13, 2023
7:30AMContinental Breakfast
8:00What’s New in Hereditary Cancer GeneticsLee-may Chen, MD
8:45Endometrial Intraepithelial Neoplasia: ManagementMegan Swanson, MD, MPH
9:30Evidence-based Management of Obesity and NutritionRobert B. Baron, MD, MS
10:15Break
10:30Optimizing Care for the Black Birthing CommunityMartha Tesfalul, MD
11:15Menopausal Hormone Therapy: Facts vs FictionsTami Rowen, MD, MS
12:00PMLunch (On Your Own)
1:15PUse of Progesterone in the 1st TrimesterEleni Jaswa, MD, MSc
2:00Updates in Fertility MedicineYanett Anaya, MD
2:45Gyn Care for Transgender Patients with a Vagina or NeovaginaBennett Lareau-Meredith, NP, MSN
3:30Break
3:45Vulvar Dermatologic ConditionsJenna Lester, MD
4:30PSexually Transmitted Infection Update, including Doxy-PEP PreventionMichael S. Policar, MD, MPH
5:15PMAdjourn

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