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Join host Amy Young, MD, and CEO of the American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology, as she engages with experts in the field to share observations and critical perspectives about subjects within the specialty and subspecialties.
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podcast series
Join host Amy Young, MD, and CEO of the American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology, as she engages with experts in the field to share observations and critical perspectives about subjects within the specialty and subspecialties.
Episode 1
The History and Value of Complex Family Planning
Join us for an enlightening discussion that dives into the evolution of CFP, its significance in modern healthcare, and the impactful work being done by experts in the industry.
Episode 2
Chatting about Leadership and Surgical Training with Ronald Alvarez, MD, MBA
Tune in as we discuss the role of AGOS, concerns around current surgical training practices, and potential solutions to ensure a more balanced distribution of OB-GYN professionals across the country.
Episode 3
Professionalism in the Workplace
Dr. Young and her guests cover the importance of professionalism with respect to patient interactions, with medical colleagues, and well as with medical staff at all levels of patient care settings, and even with ABOG staff.
Episode 4
Increasing Outreach, Clarity, and Unity Across the OB-GYN Landscape
Dr. Ghareeb offers incredible insights from his leadership experience and digital-native perspective and includes thoughts on the importance of unity across the specialty during a time of unprecedented challenges facing OB-GYN physicians.
Episode 5
Understanding the Distinct Roles of 3 Authoritative OB-GYN Entities
In this episode of the Talking Women's Health Podcast, host Dr. Amy Young welcomes two distinguished guests to unpack the distinct yet interconnected roles of three authoritative organizations shaping the OB-GYN specialty: ABOG, ACOG, and ACGME.
Episode 6
The Value of Pediatric and Adolescent Gynecology (PAG) as a Subspecialty
Currently recognized by ABOG as a Focused Practice Designation, PAG is on a path toward becoming a formal subspecialty, reflecting its distinct scientific foundation and the unique needs of its patient population.
Episode 7
The Value of Certification
Explore why certification matters, the eligibility requirements, and what the lifelong commitment to mastery and continuing education is all about. Whether you're a provider, resident, or patient, this episode offers key takeaways on the importance of certification and what it means for science-based, quality care.
Episode 8
Research and Its Role in the OB-GYN Specialty
Research is one of the most powerful forces shaping the future of women's health, and in this episode of Talking Women's Health, we put it front and center. Whether you are a clinician, educator, or advocate for women's health, this episode highlights how research fuels progress and why its impact is far-reaching.
In its role as a national certifying body, ABOG engages and collaborates with several OB-GYN organizations to ensure delivery of certification offerings that adhere to evidence-based medical data.
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