Surgical OB is an extension of what we have learned as @FMIGS1 surgeons. As a result we get to work on complex issues and share interesting cases like this one. @CanSAGE @AllyMurji @AAGL . Placenta previa and bladder varicosities—a clinical conundrum

Shout out to our pgy2s who are going above and beyond working hard to help each other out during this weird time. You guys rock! We (the seniors) see you, admire you, and can’t wait to work with you and teach you everything we know! @uoftobgyn.

To those waiting for an ‘elective’ surgery- we see you. Loved working with my friend and colleague @alirendely

As an ObGyn resident @uoftobgyn and a master’s student in Clin Epi @ihpmeuoft performing research using population-based health admin data, here are two quick thoughts on this paper which has generated significant discussion (not meant to be a critical appraisal) 1/10.

As we saw with the SCOTUS decision yesterday, not only do Obstetricians and Gynecologic Surgeons have to contend with practicing evidence-based medicine, we and our leading medical organizations (such as @acog) have to practice constant legal scholarship as well. Thread 1/.

As part of our ongoing commitment to promote equity, diversity, and inclusion in our #QMed community, the AS has prepared a report of demands and recommendations to @QueensUGME about how admissions practices can be strengthened.

While on maternity leave, @shirajgold, resident at @uoftobgyn created the group Pregnancy During #COVID19. The weekly virtual sessions provide expecting #MountSinaiToronto parents information on delivering during a pandemic to help ease any anxieties they might have.