Description
In its 48th year, this course covers current issues in antepartum and intrapartum assessment and clinical management in obstetrics. The course is designed for physicians, midwives, obstetric nurses, and trainees. The faculty instructors are internationally known through their clinical and basic research, scholarly articles, and texts.
Course Highlights Include:
- Julian T. Parer Wine and Cheese Welcome Reception Thursday Evening
- Interactive Fetal Heart Rate Monitoring Cases Panel Friday Afternoon
- Access to course slides and replays for any content you may have missed
Objectives
Upon completion of this course, participants should be able to:
- Counsel patients regarding alloimmunization and use of noninvasive screening tests for Rh status
- Diagnose and manage abnormal findings in the placenta and umbilical cord
- Improve management of fetal heart rate tracings in labor
- Counsel patients and manage twin gestations
- Minimize the impact of childbirth on the pelvic floor
- Diagnose, evaluate, and manage autoimmune disorders in pregnancy;
- Evaluate and manage patients with a short cervix in pregnancy
- Counsel and manage patients with previable premature rupture of membranes
- Understand the contribution of state perinatal collaboratives to improved pregnancy outcomes
- Improve management of hypertension in pregnancy and postpartum
The UCSF 48th Annual Antepartum and Intrapartum Management 2025 is designed for physicians, midwives, obstetric nurses, and trainees specializing in obstetrics and maternal-fetal medicine. The course covers antepartum and intrapartum assessment, clinical management, and emerging research
