Clinical practice updates, mentorship reflections, and evidence reviews, written by the founding team and curated for advanced-practice clinicians.
For clinicians working to refine outpatient gyn care, a model of learning with CoP creates a space to move beyond theory and into practical implementation. CoP have been shown to move knowledge into…
The frustration in menopause care often begins with a simple, painful truth: a provider can sit with a person who is exhausted, foggy, anxious, sleepless, or feeling unlike herself, know exactly what…
Since 50% of the population is expected to move through menopause, menopause care touches nearly every patient panel. Due to evolving recommendations and research in menopause care, many clinicians…
For many clinicians, there is perceived discomfort in outpatient gynecology present in both training and practice environments. Across disciplines, exposure to gynecologic care varies widely. Some…
While not all of our patients who were born female will identify as female, in this topic, the issue is specifically a product for women vs men based on physiology and how that's treated in the U.S.,…
In most systems, there is no protected time built into the week for chart documentation. Clinicians often work after hours and between patients to document and this contributes to burnout (Goldberg,…
Trust between a clinician and patient promotes better patient health outcomes including improved treatment adherence, greater use of preventive services, reduced symptom burden, and higher quality of…
American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (2018). Committee Opinion: The Utility of and Indications for Routine Pelvic Exam #754. Retrieved from…
Yes. One study showed that approximately 86% of patients look at their AVS with underserved patients accessing it the most (Nouri, et al., 2020)
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