What's New
Prenatal Genetics Course
Registration is now open for our second annual Prenatal Genetics Course on September 4 in Chicago. Increase your confidence in deciding which genetic tests to offer and improve communication during complex genetic counseling.
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Contraception for High-Risk Women
SMFM released new materials intended to educate obstetric care providers and their patients about the benefits of postpartum contraception and to advocate for widespread implementation of immediate postpartum LARC placement programs.
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15 Things Physicians & Patients Should Question
SMFM released its list of “Fifteen Things Physicians and Patients Should Question” in high-risk obstetrics as part of the Choosing Wisely® campaign. This list can support MFM subspecialists and their patients in making wise choices about their care.
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- Statement Opposing Final Conscience Rule
- New Recommendations Related to the Diagnosis & Treatment of Sepsis
- Observing International Women's Day 2019
- National Healthcare Organizations Partner to Oppose the Final Rule on Title X
- SMFM Responds to Senate Passage of the Maternal Health Accountability Act
- SMFM Responds to House Passage of the Preventing Maternal Deaths Act
- SMFM Responds to the Administration's Rule Regarding Insurance Coverage for Birth Control
- Guiding Principles for NICHD's Strategic Planning Process
- SMFM Responds to the PRGLAC Report
Recent Publications
- SMFM Consult Series #48: Immediate postpartum long-acting reversible contraception for women at high risk for medical complications
- SMFM Consult Series #47: Sepsis during pregnancy and the puerperium
- Choosing Wisely: Things Physicians and Patients Should Question
- ACOG SMFM OCC #8, Interpregnancy Care
- ACOG SMFM OCC #7, Placenta accreta spectrum
- AIUM-ACR-ACOG-SMFM-SRU Practice Parameter for the Performance of Standard Diagnostic Obstetric Ultrasound Examinations
- SMFM Consult Series #46, Evaluation and management of polyhydramnios
- ACOG Committee Opinion #753, Assessment and treatment of pregnant women with suspected or confirmed influenza