Stronger Together: OBHG at the 2026 EVOLVE Women’s Care Provider & Leadership Summit
08/03/26
Stronger Together: OBHG at the 2026 EVOLVE Women's Care Provider & Leadership Summit
OBHG’s team had the privilege of joining hundreds of physicians and healthcare leaders at the 2026 EVOLVE Women's Care Provider & Leadership Summit in Orlando, Florida. Held July 17-18, the annual event brought together Women's Care providers and leadership for two days of interactive sessions, clinical education, and collaboration focused on advancing women's healthcare.
Ob Hospitalist Group was proud to serve as the Platinum Signature Sponsor of this year's summit, a reflection of the deep, strategic partnership we've built with Women's Care over the years.
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07/30/26
The cost of waiting: OB triage vs. OB emergency departments
Hospitals rarely feel the impact of an outdated care model all at once. It happens gradually: a patient waiting too long...
07/23/26
OBHG clinicians lead the way in trauma-informed practice
When a laboring patient arrives at the hospital for the first time, anxious and guarded, an OB hospitalist has minutes, sometimes...
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...
06/09/26
Why hospital leaders are rethinking OB coverage models
Maternal care is under growing pressure. Labor and delivery units face physician shortages, rising malpractice risk, increasing patient acuity, and persistent workforce burnout, all...
06/05/26
Solving the nurse retention crisis in Labor & Delivery: Why OB hospitalist programs are a strategic advantage
Nurse retention is no longer just an HR issue, it is a financial, operational, and clinical imperative for hospital leaders.
As workforce pressures persist across...
05/29/26
Preeclampsia biomarkers pave the way for risk assessment and treatment decisions
When a pregnant patient presents with signs that could indicate preeclampsia, obstetric clinicians often face a difficult question: What happens next?
Should the patient be...
05/12/26
National Hospital Week: Why partnership is the heart of OB/GYN care
Great obstetric care doesn’t happen in isolation. It happens when clinicians, nursing teams, specialists, and hospital leaders work in sync, every shift, every patient.
National...
05/11/26
ACOG 2026: Celebrating 75 years with eyes on the future of women's healthcare
It was no surprise that the Ob Hospitalist Group (OBHG) booth was one of the most popular at the Annual Clinical and Scientific Meeting...
05/07/26
Webinar: A path to better outcomes in Black maternal health
In a recent webinar hosted by Ob Hospitalist Group (OBHG), two experienced OB hospitalists explored one of the most urgent conversations in modern medicine:...