Check out some of the session recaps and exclusive video interviews below. The study authors concluded that with the rise of patient advocacy and more providers desiring positive cosmetic closures, ...aesthetics for cesarean delivery closure is becoming "increasingly important to both patients and providers alike." + contemporaryobgyn.net/view/ recognizing-the-importance-ofaesthetics-in-cesarean-section-closures Pitocin in late-stage labor for reduction of obstetrical hemorrhage While the World Health Organization suggests that all women receive prophylactic oxytocin (Pitocin) to reduce hemorrhage risk during the third stage of labor, there is a lack of consensus on the rate of oxytocin administration, according to authors of a poster highlighted at the meeting. Dempsey said the biggest takeaway from her presentation is that "a part of the solution is for obgyns, regardless of the setting in which they practice, to take a deep look at how abortion restrictions are impacting patients that they care for in whatever setting they're caring for them. ...step into their role as...an expert, leader, and advocate to raise awareness about the impact that these laws have on patients...and represent the patient's voice...to leaders at their hospitals or within their institutions." + contemporaryobgyn.net/view/howto-be-an-advocate-for-your-patients-ina-post-roe-era
