Explore " ob/gyn" with insightful episodes like "The OB/GYN-CNM Relationship From An OB/GYNs Perspective", "Jennifer Kerns on Women's Rights", "Dr. Adam Wolfberg, MD, MPH - Chief Medical Officer, Current Health / Best Buy Health - Quality Healthcare In The Home", "Attention Women: Do You Know if You Need Medical Care Right Away?" and "AEPAS - What should have been on the AV Club List Pt 1" from podcasts like ""The Obstetrics Podcast", "Guy Kawasaki's Remarkable People", "Progress, Potential, and Possibilities", "Live Greater | A University of Maryland Medical System Podcast" and "Another Effin' Podcast About Sitcoms"" and more!
Dr. Stephen Bashuk discusses the important relationship between OB/GYNs and Certified Nurse-Midwives, or CNMs, providing his perspective as an OB hospitalist who works with both hospital-based CNMs and community CNMs.
Dr. Adam Wolfberg, MD, MPH, is the Chief Medical Officer at Current Health (https://currenthealth.com/), a Best Buy Health company (https://healthcare.bestbuy.com/) and part of the American multinational consumer electronics retailer. Current Health is an organization that enables the delivery of healthcare services in the home to enable healthcare organizations to deliver high-quality, patient-centric care at a lower cost. The company integrates patient-reported data with data from biosensors – including their own continuous monitoring wearable devices – to provide healthcare organizations with actionable, real-time insights into the patient’s condition. Leveraging clinical algorithms that can be tailored to the individual patient, Current Health identifies when a patient needs clinical attention, allowing organizations to manage patient care remotely or coordinate in-home care via integrated service partners. The Current Health platform brings together tele-health capabilities, patient engagement tools, and in-home connectivity to provide a single solution to manage all care in the home. Dr. Wolfberg also leads implementation and account management at the organization. Previously, Dr Wolfberg worked in medical affairs at Ovia Health, a leading maternity and family benefits solution for employers and health plans (which was acquired by LabCorp), athenahealth (network-enabled services, mobile apps, and data-driven insights to hospitals and medical organizations) and Ariosa Diagnostics. Dr. Wolfberg trained in OB/GYN and maternal-fetal medicine at The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, and has an MPH from Johns Hopkins School of Hygiene and Public Health. Before going to medical school, Dr. Wolfberg was a print journalist. He blogs at www.adamwolfberg.com, and has written for magazines and websites including the Boston Globe Magazine, Slate.com, Huffington Post, and WSJ.com. His first book, Fragile Beginnings : Discoveries and Triumphs in the Newborn ICU, was published by Beacon Press in 2012.
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There are times when waiting for care could be detrimental to your health – especially for women. Learn from Nurse Practitioner Sherry Pearson what symptoms require urgent or emergency care, including what to do and where to go after surviving a physical or sexual assault or abuse.
Another Effin' Podcast About Sitcom is four friends, Mo Laikowski, Stan Laikowski, Luke Ward and Dan McInerney, watching sitcoms and carefully pulling all the joy out of them.
Dr. Michelle Becher discusses birth control options for women.
In this hilarious unedited bonus podcast, Rock and Rich talk with Roxanne and Katie from the brand new podcast “I Shaved My Vag For This?”.
Yes, there was a LOT of laughing, but these women are here to break the doors down about women’s health and the vagina. Rock and Rich learned a lot about women, the vagina and how to talk about it.
In this crazy episode, you’ll learn who OB/GYN Roxanne Pero and Kathie Thompson are and why taking a comedic approach to such a taboo subject is important.
Join the conversation between a badass OB/GYN and a modern-day patient. They are normalizing real-life, taboo topics in women's health-- with a fresh, comedic spin. New episodes drop weekly!
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In this episode Dr. Arumala, a Board Certified Ob/Gyn and Fibroid Specialist and I have a conversation about fibroids. She shares important facts about diagnosing, managing and treating fibroids. As a bonus, both Dr. Arumala and I share about our personal journeys with fibroids.
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Dr. Michael Straughn, Jr. and Dr. Teresa Boitano discuss how to reduce opioid use and other pain treatment options for gynecologic surgery.
Dr. Sussanah Walsh, Dr. Edward Clark, and Dr. Melissa Larsen share their stories about what it has felt like practicing medicine during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Evelyn Cantillo, MD, MPH discusses the importance of gynecologic screenings as part of women's health. She highlights the vital information every woman should know so that she can be her own best advocate throughout her health journey.
Some women may experience excessive menstrual bleeding. This sometimes could defined as soaking a pad or tampon every two hours or less, bleeding that lasts longer than eight days, or Anemia from excessive blood loss. One effective and quick-recovery procedure to help excessive menstrual bleeding is called endometrial ablation. We met with Ogden Clinic OB/GYN Dr. Daniel Ferguson to talk about this procedure and its efficiency in helping women stop and reduce excessive heavy menstrual bleeding.
Dr. Marydonna M. Ravasio is an Obstetrician-Gynecologist in Butler, Pennsylvania and is affiliated with multiple hospitals in the area. She is currently the Vice President of the American College of Osteopathic Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOOG) and champions for women's health in her professional practice both administratively, politically and clinically. Listen to this episode to hear her story of how she inspires other OB/GYNs in her field and how she transitioned from Merchant Marine to Physician!
Dr. Bettina Paek and Dr. Angela Chien discuss what a birth plan is, how to create one, the importance of communication between the doctor and the patient, and how to establish expectations.
“Honey, our pediatrician told me that our little guy shouldn’t be eating as much as he is. And, I saw my OB/GYN today and he said I need to wean if I want to think about having another baby. I didn’t think that was something I needed to do. I am not ready to wean him yet, and I didn’t think he was eating too much – until today. I am so confused.”
“Honey, wait a minute. Why did the OB tell you that? We haven’t even talked about having more kids yet. Don’t even worry about that! And I’m pretty sure you don’t have to wean.”
“Really? UGH. I am just so tired of the mixed messages.”
“Honey, I listened to the Badass Breastfeeding Podcast this week. Did you? Dianne and Abby are talking about doctors, and how sometimes information can be confusing.”
“HA!! If Dianne and Abby are talking about doctors and breastfeeding, I’m sure they said more than that. I will tune in, I bet it will clear some things up for me.”
This week on the Badass Breastfeeding Podcast, Dianne and Abby are discussing how information from doctors can be misleading, confusing, and downright incorrect. How much lactation training do they get anyway?? You better listen to this week’s episode if you want to know more about that!
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Music: "Levels of Greatness" from "We Used to Paint Stars in then Sky (2012)" courtesy of Scott Holmes at freemusicarchive.org/music/Scott Holmes
On today's episode, Parker and April are accompanied by Fred (Rocky) Seale, MD, FACOG Physician for Ogden Clinic. We get to know Dr. Seale, hear a couple of funny and inspiring stories he's had in the delivery room, and tackle our topic for the day: natural family planning.
Many women have ethical or religious concerns about starting birth control, or they have used birth control for years and would like a natural alternative. Dr. Seale has helped patients implement natural family planning for eight years with a 97% success rate!
https://www.ogdenclinic.com/Providers/Seale-Fred-(Rocky)
Dr. Seale - FAQ of Pregnant Women
https://youtu.be/gq_ZZLVZhXs
Parker and April are back with Fred (Rocky) Seale, MD, FACOG. On today's episode, we learn about Dr. Seale's (or should we say "Rocky the Rockstar's) awesome musical talents (see link below) and also discuss and dispel the myths surrounding having a baby after 30. In addition, in this episode we discuss infertility and the first steps to take if you think you may be affected by infertility.
To hear some of Dr. Seale's music, visit:
https://open.spotify.com/artist/4ESGZeTvxRkwELkXghSL5o
Nat sits down with twin mom Leslie Marlatt to hear the story about the time her doctor forgot she was having twins.
Leslie Marlatt is a first-time mom to fraternal twin girls, Aubree and Adalyn. Along with being mama bear, she works in career services at the local university and focuses on helping students secure internships. Leslie and her husband, Adam, live in Indiana with their girls and dog, Benny.
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Sean Pendergast from The Triple Threat on SportsRadio 610 sits down with certified OB/GYN, Dr. Kelly McCullagh. They discuss techniques for women to be healthier in their 30’s and 40’s and talk about her women’s health seminars, coming up on May 22nd and June 8th. Visit RadioDrKelly.com for more information.
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