Scholarly Presentation
The membership pathway to becoming a Fellow in PCOGS includes presenting a paper of scholarly work. The scholarly project can be on anything related to the practice of Obstetrics and Gynecology and the subspecialties including QI/PI projects, topics in education, clinical or bench research, survey studies, and database studies. If you choose to pursue fellowship, a research mentor will guide you on this path. PCOGS Fellows are invested in your success and will help make presenting a paper a positive experience, from coming up with an idea, planning research design, evaluating and interpreting data, and developing a manuscript.
Examples
2024
Victoria, British Columbia
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Alyssa Colwill, MD, MPH: Oregon’s Oasis: Creating a Visiting Residency Rotation for Ob/Gyn Residents residing in Abortion Deserts
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Mariam Naqvi, MD: Predictors of intrauterine vacuum-induced device failure in management of postpartum hemorrhage: a multicenter experience
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Adam Crosland, MD: In utero delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol exposure adversely impacts offspring lung development and function in rhesus macaques
2023
Sun River, Oregon
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Melissa Bush, MD: Factors in Obstetrician Variation in Nulliparous Term Singleton Vertex Cesarean Section Rates
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Emmanuelle Pare, MD: Temporal Trends in Operative Vaginal birth and Perinatal Outcomes
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Emily Rangel, MD by invitation Nulliparous Elective Term Induction, a Deeper Look at the Unfavorable Cervix.
2022
Maui, Hawaii
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Neetu Sodhi, DO, MPH: Is All Publicity Good Publicity? A Study of the Correlation Between Established Engagement Metrics on Instagram with OB-GYN Physician Credibility
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Veronique Tache, MD: Why and How Electronic Health Records (HER) Learning Objectives and Metrics Should be Used Throughout Residency
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Brian Iriye, MD: National Society Collaboration with Electronic Health Record (EHR) Vendors to Optimize System Utilization
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Ming Zhou, MD: Use of Checklist Increases Compliance with USPSTF Recommendation for Low Dose Aspirin Prophylaxis for Prevention of Preeclampsia