OB/GYN Hospital Medicine: Principles and Practice

<p><STRONG>Part 1:&nbsp; The OB/GYN Hospitalist Specialty</STRONG></P><p><STRONG>1. Introduction to OB/GYN Hospitalist Medicine <BR></STRONG>The evolution of the OB/GYN Hospitalist movement<BR>Benefits of OB/GYN Hospitalist Programs<BR>The OB/GYN Hospitalist today<BR>Becoming an OB/GYN Hospitalist<BR>How to start a successful OB/GYN Hospitalist Program Working with administration<BR>--Contract negotiations<BR>--Financial Stability<BR>--Hiring OB/GYN Hospitalists<BR>--Certifications<BR>--Evaluation of OB/GYN Hospitalists<BR>--Assessing productivity of OB/GYN Hospitalists</P><p><STRONG>2: The Performance of OB/GYN Hospitalist Programs<BR></STRONG>Patient Safety <BR>Perinatal Outcomes<BR>Impact on physicians and hospital staff<BR>Suggestions for further research</P><p><STRONG>3: Practicing within your OB/GYN System of Care<BR></STRONG>Levels of maternal care<BR>Levels of neonatal care</P><p><STRONG>4:&nbsp; Billing for OB/GYN Hospitalists<BR></STRONG>Reciprocal Billing<BR>Billing in OB triage<BR>Common billing examples<BR>ICD-10 Coding</P><p><STRONG>5:&nbsp; Medical Education<BR></STRONG>Resident Education<BR>OB/GYN Hospitalist Fellowships</P><p><STRONG>Part 2:&nbsp; Healthcare System Issues in ObGyn Hospitalist Medicine</STRONG></P><p><STRONG>1:&nbsp; Customer Service<BR>2:&nbsp; Ethical Issues in the field of OB/GYN Hospitalist Medicine<BR>3:&nbsp; Evidence Based Medicine<BR>4:&nbsp; Hospital Finances<BR>5:&nbsp; Leadership Development<BR>6:&nbsp; Patient Safety<BR>7:&nbsp; Principles of Quality Improvement<BR>8:&nbsp; Risk Management and the OB/GYN Hospitalist<BR>9:&nbsp; Simulation in OB/GYN<BR></STRONG></P><p><STRONG>Part 3:&nbsp; Clinical Conditions and Procedures in OB/GYN Hospitalist Medicine</STRONG></P><p><STRONG>1: Core Obstetric Conditions <BR></STRONG>ACLS in Obstetrics<BR>Asthma in Pregnancy<BR>Blood Product Replacement<BR>Cervical Insufficiency<BR>Diabetes Mellitus<BR>Dermatologic Conditions of Pregnancy<BR>Drugs and the Pregnant Patient<BR>Fetal Heart Rate Monitoring<BR>Headaches in Pregnancy<BR>Hyperemesis <BR>Hypertension in Pregnancy<BR>Intrahepatic Cholestasis of Pregnancy<BR>Infections in Pregnancy<BR>Intrautarine Growth Restriction<BR>Labor Management<BR>Multiple Gestations<BR>Neonatal Resuscitation<BR>Obstetric Emergencies<BR>Obstetric Anesthesia<BR>Placental Abnormalities<BR>Postpartum Care<BR>Preterm Premature Rupture of Membranes<BR>Psychiatric Disorders of Pregnancy<BR>Substance Abuse in Pregnancy<BR>Non-Obstetric Surgery in Pregnancy<BR>Thromboembolic Disease in Pregnancy<BR>Trauma in Obstetrics<BR>Umbilical Cord Gases<BR>Vaginal Birth After Cesarean Sections</P><p><STRONG>2:&nbsp; Core Gynecologic Topics<BR></STRONG>Abnormal Uterine Bleeding<BR>First Trimester Bleeding<BR>Pelvic Pain<BR>Vaginal Trauma</P><p><STRONG>3:&nbsp; Core OB/GYN Hospitalist Procedures<BR></STRONG>Amniocentesis <BR>Bakri Balloon Insertion<BR>B-Lynch Procedure<BR>Bilateral Tubal Ligation<BR>Breech Deliveries<BR>Cesarean Sections<BR>Cystotomy Repair<BR>Episiotomy<BR>External Cephalic Version<BR>Hypogastric Artery Ligation<BR>Obstetric Ultrasound<BR>Operative Vaginal Deliveries<BR>Perineal Laceration Repairs<BR>Peripartum Hysterectomies<BR>Pudendal Block<BR>Uterine Artery Ligation<BR>Reduction of Uterine Inversion<BR>Vaginal and Vulvar Hematomas<BR></P><p>&nbsp;</P>