Through our Grand Rounds, providers receive ongoing education in order to continue offering the top-quality care UW Medicine patients have come to expect. We feature guest speakers covering new developments in OB/GYN and related disciplines.
Grand Rounds 2020 Schedule
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January |
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1 |
Holiday |
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8 |
Susan Lutgendorf, MD |
From Social Connection to Cell Signaling: Biobehavioral Influences on Cancer Progression |
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15 |
No GR - Third Wed. |
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22 |
Joseph Hwang, MD |
Maternal Mortality in Washington State: How Clinicians Can Help to Reduce It |
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29 |
Christopher Morse, MD |
Immunotherapy for Gynecologic Cancers in 2020: Updates, Advances, |
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February |
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5 |
Kate Debiec, MD and Justin Junn, MD |
Gynecologic Issues for Women and Girls Undergoing Hematopoietic Cell Transplantation |
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12 |
Alexis Bates, MSW, MA |
Washington State Maternal Mortality Review Panel: Report on Maternal Deaths from 2014-2016 |
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19 |
No GR - Ski Day |
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26 |
No GR CREOG Annual Meeting (2/26-2/28) |
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March |
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4 |
No GR - WRHR |
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11 |
Robert Steiner, PhD |
KNDy Neurons as Therapeutic Targets for Treating PCOS |
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18 |
No GR - Third Wed. |
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25 |
Adbulrahman K. Sinno, MD |
Building Equitable Centers of Cancer Care Excellence: A Single Institution Experience |
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April |
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1 |
Rahel Nardos, MD |
Capacity Building in Pelvic Floor Care in Ethiopia: It takes a Global Village |
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8 |
Mary Lou Kopas, CNM |
Hospital Based Midwifery Care for Low Risk Labor and Birth |
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15 |
No GR - Third Wed. |
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22 |
Nataki Douglas, MD |
TBA |
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29 |
Tucker Edmonds, MD |
Dying Prematurely: Discussing Death and Dying with African Americans |
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May |
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6 |
TBD |
TBD |
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13 |
Corinne Heinen, MD |
Gynecologic Concerns of Gender Diverse Patients |
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20 |
No GR - Third Wed. |
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27 |
Charles Lockwood, MD |
Progesterone Receptor & Preterm Birth |
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June |
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3 |
Mary Lou Kopas, MN, CNM |
Comparison of Midwifery and Obstetric Care in Low-Risk Hospital Births |
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10 |
Special Departmental Discussion Moderated by Shani Delaney, MD; Lisa Callegari, MD; Annie Kuo |
Racism in our Department, Institution, and our Community: How Do We Support Our Black Colleagues? |
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17 |
No GR - Third Wed. |
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24 |
Stephen McCarthy, MD |
Pregnancy is Not an Immunosuppressed Condition: Dynamic Adaptations |
OB/GYN Grand Rounds
Educational Objectives
OB/GYN Grand Rounds support participants in identifying critical and timely issues that are in need of further attention; offer the appropriate expert education; and discussing how women’s health issues are changing and how best to adapt to those changes.
Upon completion of this OB/GYN activity, participants should be able to:
- Discuss recent advances in medicine related to various disease states.
- Incorporate new technologies and medicine into their practice when appropriate.
- Outcomes: Providers will have increased knowledge about emerging trends in medicine and will apply this information in their practice to maintain competency and improve patient outcomes.
CME Accreditation
The University of Washington School of Medicine is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education to provide continuing medical education for physicians.
The UW School of Medicine designates this live activity for a maximum of 27.0 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits (1.0 per session). Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.