Clinicians address issues, forge connections, and enhance skills at OBHG Market Medical Meetings
07/13/26
Clinicians address issues, forge connections, and enhance skills at OBHG Market Medical Meetings
Eight cities. Four months. Dozens of clinical leaders in each room, comparing notes on the problems that keep them up at night and the solutions that are working at their hospitals.
From March through June 2026, Ob Hospitalist Group (OBHG) held its annual Market Medical Meetings in Oakland, Tampa, San Antonio, Chicago, Fort Worth, Baltimore, Atlanta, and Milwaukee. Site Directors, Market Medical Directors, and other senior clinical leaders gathered for two days of collaboration, professional development, and candid conversation about the state of obstetric care.
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