Understanding the Distinct Roles of 3 Authoritative OB-GYN Entities

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Talking Women's Health

ABOG Studios

6 episodes

3 weeks ago

Talking Women’s Health is an insightful, balanced, and informative podcast where OB-GYN leaders discuss current topics that impact patient care. Join host Amy Young, MD, and CEO of the American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology, as she engages with experts in the field to share observations and critical perspectives about subjects within the specialty and subspecialties. In its role as a national certifying body, ABOG engages and collaborates with several OB-GYN organizations to ensure delivery of certification offerings that adhere to evidence-based medical data.

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Understanding the Distinct Roles of 3 Authoritative OB-GYN Entities

Talking Women's Health

31 minutes 32 seconds

2 months ago

Understanding the Distinct Roles of 3 Authoritative OB-GYN Entities

In this episode of the Talking Women’s Health Podcast, host Dr. Amy Young welcomes two distinguished guests—Dr. Sandra E. Brooks, CEO of the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG), and Dr. Meredith Alston, Chair of the ACGME Obstetrics and Gynecology Review Committee—to unpack the distinct yet interconnected roles of three authoritative organizations shaping the OB-GYN specialty: ABOG, ACOG, and ACGME.

Together, they explore:

The unique missions and responsibilities of each organization
How collaboration across these entities advances the field
Innovative strategies to support OB-GYN trainees and practicing physicians

Listeners will gain clarity on how these organizations operate “in their own lanes” while working in tandem to elevate care, education, and professional standards in women’s health. The episode concludes with powerful takeaways from each guest on what providers and patients should understand about the value of these institutions.