In this course, attendees will rotate through 3 OB Emergency Scenarios:

1. Peripartum Cardiomyopathy  
    Lisa Diaz, MD & Selena Bartelson-Andrews, MD – Scenario Facilitators

2. Pulmonary Embolism Leading to Maternal Cardiac Arrest   
    Recie Frenn, MD & Maliha Sayla, MD – Scenario Facilitators

3. Surgical Management of Ectopic with Bowel Injury and Sepsis
   Stacy Young, MD & Allison Jacoby, MD – Scenario Facilitators

* The Emergency Simulation Course is a 4-hour course consisting of 3 simulations encompassing common and not so common medical emergencies that the OBGYN Hospitalist may encounter.  Participants will rotate through all 3 rooms.  Each room consists of 2 scenarios on the chosen topics (see below).   This is a hands-on participation course; comfortable attire is recommended. Developing teamwork and communication skills is emphasized rather than testing clinical knowledge (relevant algorithms and flow charts are provided in the rooms).   Pre-course review materials (our “inverted classroom”) on the topics serve as the lecture component and are sent out approximately a month prior to the course. Pre and posttests that focus on the learning objectives will also be sent.  This course is also recommended for SOGH members who are on or plan to join the SOGH Simulation Committee. 

SOGH Team Thrive – Peer Support Training  
SOGH Team Thrive Committee
*Course description coming soon.

Skills Stations
Gabriela Colon, MD & Christina Cox-Lebreton, MD
*Course description coming soon.

Coaching Clinicians to Communicate Effectively with Patients and Families After Adverse Events and Medical Errors
Leslie Carranza, MD
* This 2.5-hour training workshop is designed to improve clinicians’ skills in effectively communicating with patients and families following adverse events and medical errors. The session will include practice scenarios involving adverse events and medical errors, feedback from trained coaches, and the use of support documents such as a Communication Tip Sheet and Coaching Guide.  The materials were developed from the PACT Collaborative (Institute of Healthcare Improvement, Ariadne Labs, and the Collaborative for Accountability and Improvement) and the Mayo Clinic.

Sepsis Without Stress: An Interactive, Case-Based Workshop for OB Sepsis Management
Sara Abu-Tabikh, MD –
*Course description coming soon

Driving Consistency in Labor: IOL Blueprint – Safe, Timely, Evidence Based
Khyaati Modii, MD 
*Course description coming soon

Trainee Session:
*Course description coming soon

Submit your abstract for presentation at the 2026 SOGH Annual Clinical Meeting in Chicago, IL, September 26-30, 2026.This national meeting provides an outstanding opportunity to showcase your research and clinical innovations in OB/GYN Hospital Medicine.
Priority will be given to topics that support OB/GYN Hospital Medicine. Topics may include, but are not limited to:

• In-hospital Obstetrics
• Emergency Obstetrics and Gynecology
• Quality metrics and patient safety
• Simulation and staff education
• Team-based medicine
• Communication strategies

Types of Submissions Welcome

1. Original clinical or basic science research
2. Quality improvement projects, including impact studies and innovative protocols
3. Case reports or case series

Presentation Opportunities

• Evening Poster Reception: Monday, September 28, 2026
• Oral Abstract Session: Tuesday afternoon, September 29, 2026

Submit an abstract for consideration. The highest-scoring submissions will be invited to present during the Tuesday oral abstract session.
The winner of the oral abstract session will be invited to present to the full general assembly on Wednesday morning, September 30, 2026 (winner must be present in person).
Cash prizes will be awarded to winning abstracts.

In addition, recognition will be given for the top trainee abstract, separate from the overall winning submission.

Publication
All accepted abstracts will be included in the SOGH Conference Bulletin published in the North American Proceedings in Gynecology & Obstetrics (NAPGO).

Presentation Format & Requirements
The 2026 ACM is planned as an in-person meeting with virtual attendance options. However, we anticipate that oral abstract and poster presentations will be delivered in person.
When submitting your abstract, please indicate whether you would opt out of an oral presentation if selected.
All authors with accepted abstracts will be required to submit their posters and/or presentations in a digital format. Additional details will be provided upon acceptance.
Please note: ACM registration is required for all accepted abstract presenters.

Who Should Submit?
We welcome submissions from:

• Medical students
• Residents
• Fellows
• Advanced Practice Providers (APPs)
• Nurse Practitioners (NPs)
• Physician Assistants (PAs)
• Midwives
• Attending physicians

This is a valuable opportunity to present your work at a national meeting and contribute to advancing OB/GYN Hospital Medicine.
We look forward to your submissions.

Please click below to submit your abstract by Friday, June 12, 2026.