OBG CORExchange: “Clinical Gaps - Informing Research Questions" with Dr. Nathan Fox and Dr. Mackenzie Naert

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Women’s Health and Primary Care professionals are being asked to see more patients with less time and fewer resources. Trusted medical information often already exists but finding it quickly is a challenge, while the ever-increasing virtual mountain of new data makes it even harder to separate the ‘signal’ from the ‘noise’. We created The ObG Project to be that resource, which can provide the information you need, quickly and easily accessible and now as podcasts with ObG GrandRounds Live, OBG CORExchange, and OBG Curbside.

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OBG CORExchange: “Clinical Gaps - Informing Research Questions" with Dr. Nathan Fox and Dr. Mackenzie Naert

ObG Project Podcasts

37 minutes 45 seconds

3 years ago

OBG CORExchange: “Clinical Gaps - Informing Research Questions" with Dr. Nathan Fox and Dr. Mackenzie Naert

OBG CORExchange a podcast featuring regular discussions with renowned researchers (and the resident researchers, too!) to discuss practical advice, mentorship, and resources for any academically inclined physician.

Hosted by Dr. Nancy Chescheir and Dr. Ashley Comfort, come hear us talk to Dr. Nathan Fox and Dr. Mackenzie Naert as they join us to discuss their research on subchorionic hematomas and pregnancy outcomes. Listen to how Dr. Naert researched her research mentors until she found the right one and how Dr. Fox shaped his research questions from clinical practice.