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

1. Tubo-Ovarian Abscess Leading to Sepsis (Incorporating DEI)
Alissa Erogbogbo, MD & Amy Vaughan, MD – Scenario Facilitators
In this Gynecology simulation you will review sepsis and learn how to intervene the first hour of sepsis and practice activating a Code Sepsis. This simulation will review the guidelines for treatment of TOA/PID as well as criteria for both surgical and medical management. As a new feature to our simulation course this year, understanding culturally competent care will be incorporated into one of the scenarios of this simulation.

2. Uterine Rupture with Obstetric Hemorrhage
Rwanda Campbell, MD & Audrey Levy, MD – Scenario Facilitators
This simulation features uterine rupture leading to obstetrical hemorrhage. You will review how to identify and manage uterine rupture as well as hemorrhagic shock, blood product replacement, and DIC.

3. Peripartum Cardiomyopathy Leading to Maternal Cardiac Arrest
Nicolai Hinds, MD & Christy Pettes, MD – Scenario Facilitators
Simulate a maternal cardiac arrest leading to resuscitative hysterotomy in the setting of peripartum cardiomyopathy. You will review the basic ACLS code algorithms for the pregnant patient as well as understand the principles of management and diagnosis of this life- threatening condition in a teamwork setting. BLS or ACLS are not required for the course but may be helpful.

Family Planning for the OB/GYN Hospitalist: Updates in treatment of IUFD, Induction termination, and miscarriage management
Laura Laursen, MD, MS & Sloane York, MD, MPH
OB/GYN hospitalists frequently care for patients with pregnancy loss or other previable pregnancy complications on Labor and Delivery or in the Emergency Department. This session will present evidence-based treatment protocols for early pregnancy loss, fetal demise, and induction termination. We will demonstrate strategies for getting mifepristone on formulary at your hospital along with manual vacuum aspiration in your emergency department. We will also discuss psychosocial care of these patients and what services they may need. Lastly, we will address difficulties in providing evidence-based care in states with restrictive abortion laws and current strategies to address these issues.

HOCUS POCUS
Sara Abu-Tabikh, MD
*Course description coming soon

Skills Stations
Patricia Caplinger, MD, FACOG & Colin Jackson, MD
Workshop Facilitators
Our SOGH skills station is designed to pack in a lot of helpful skills and tips-n-tricks into one afternoon session. During this Skills Station session, the participant will have the opportunity to perform the procedure in a safe simulated environment, allowing them to learn and achieve the skill set they can utilize in an emergent Ob or Gyn situation. Many of the stations cover foundational skills that Ob/Gyn providers will frequently encounter and utilize. You will learn or refresh your critical skill set to handle situations like postpartum hemorrhage, impacted fetal head and delivery of the second twin. We will arm you with the knowledge and confidence of identifying appropriate candidates for an operative vaginal delivery, and how to appropriately perform a forceps or vacuum assisted vaginal delivery successfully. The learner will get immediate feedback from the instructors and attain the skill set to successfully perform the procedure correctly in an emergency. With this skill set, the Ob/Gyn Hospitalist can effectively and clearly lead their team involved in addressing and treating various emergencies.

Scientific Session: Oral Abstracts
Amy VanBlaricom, MD & Jennifer Eaton, MD
SOGH Research Committee Co-Chairs
*Course description coming soon

*Course description coming soon