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OBHG certified midwives Aspen Green and Natalie Martina provide tips for hospital providers and home or birth center-based providers for improving transfers from a...

Second victim programs are gaining ground, providing a network of support to acute care practitioners who may suffer emotionally following an adverse patient event...

Dr. Charlie Jaynes, OBHG Senior Director of Medical Operations talks about the dangers of unaddressed second victim impact

Heather Moore, OBHG’s Vice President of Risk Management, Quality and Compliance explains that departments must be at the forefront of proactively addressing quality improvement...

A national physician shortage is looming and OB/GYNs are one of the top specialties at risk. An OB/GYN shortage represents both patient and organizational...

OBHG announces the rollout of its CARE (Clinician Assistance, Recovery, and Encourage) program. CARE uses peer support to assist clinicians facing psychological and emotional...

OBHG’s Chief Medical Officer Dr. Mark Simon writes about the importance of care team communication and how physician leaders can communicate with fellow care...

Dr. Marc Zepeda, an OBHG hospitalist at Baylor Scott & White Medical Center-McKinney outlines three things obstetricians and healthcare workers can do to help...

One of OBHG’s physicians who helped launch OBHG’s CARE program, Dr. Meredith Davenport, discusses “second victims” and OBHG’s CARE (Clinician Assistance, Recovery & Engagement)...

Dr. Meredith Davenport writes about the painful side of obstetrics.