We are covering a variety of topics this week.
Here's what to look for from Contemporary OB/GYN® this week.
The Society for Maternal-Fetal Medicine (SMFM) will hold their 2021 Virtual Annual Meeting from Monday, Jan. 25 to Saturday, Jan. 30. To register and learn more about this year's meeting, visit the website for SMFM's 41st Annual Pregnancy Meeting.
Leadership from SMFM’s Health Policy and Advocacy Committee will kick off their advocacy work for the year and launch the 2021-2020 Maternal Mortality Scorecard. Contemporary OB/GYN® will cover remarks from policymakers and patient advocates, and provide a glimpse of the new scorecard.
Co-sponsored by SMFM and the American College of Obstetrics and Gynecologists, this presentation will address racism, maternal health disparities, health equity and more.
Led by Kelli Barbour, MD, MSc, MA, and Adetola Louis-Jacques, MD, this forum will focus on establishing equitable global health partnerships.
Oral abstract presentation
Oral abstract presentation
For additional coverage of the SMFM 2021 Virtual Annual Meeting, visit our Conference Coverage page.
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