Pregnancy preferences are complex! Research from The University of Chicago’s Debra Stulberg and @emilyvangompel using ANSIRH's Desire to Avoid Pregnancy scale teases apart approaches clinicians can take when asking women about future pregnancy and how to interpret responses. sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

We’re exciting to be hosting our 1st Virtual Town Hall meeting next week 12/9 noon-1:30pm PST. We ask that share the flyer & do NOT share the Zoom information (to prevent Zoom bombing). Prior to our meeting, we invite you to learn more about our study at sacredbirth.ucsf.edu

Very excited our team at @NorthShoreWeb published #QI study today. Bottom line: in ambulatory care, risk factor questionnaire did not predict positive #COVID19 test. So what? We need tests, supplies, #PPE, and staff so anyone with symptoms can be tested. shorturl.at/kyDF8

The latest @annfammed issue is out TODAY! With five studies highlighting facilitators in primary care practice transformation from @FMresearchplcy ESCALATES Anna Perera Emily White VanGompel. Depression care network meta-analysis @pimcuijpers. More annfammed.org/content/19/3

Attending the #ILPQC F2F meeting and listening to Rep. Lauren Underwood's message. Thank you for your work towards achieving equity for Black mothers and birthing people in IL! #Momnibus #SaveMoms

Our next live #AnnalsChat is this FRI, 6/11 from Noon to 1PM Eastern. Join Emily White VanGompel @uchipritzker et al in a discussion: #FMOB and Successfully Reducing Rates of Cesarean Delivery and their mixed methods study annfammed.org/page/engage/#O… #FMRevolution

Very excited to discuss this work!

Annals of Family Medicine CMQCC Susan Perez Emily White VanGompel A key step is develop a common belief that vaginal birth should be supported and to empower the nursing staff to take over labor support.

Agreed - difference between actively supporting vaginal birth versus waiting for it to happen or not happen.

Thanks #AnnalsChat for giving us this opportunity!

Would love to know more about how you are doing this! @AmyKaleka #AnnalsChat

This article on birth center outcomes supports the complementary findings in hospitals (Lundsberg et al) that those who prioritize and value low-intervention practices have lower cesarean rates. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/pdf/10.111…

Congratulations to Dr. Tanu Nair, UChicago FM Residency resident for headlining the Annals of Family Medicine February issue annfammed.org/content/early/…!