Is your practice ready for Centering?
Join Hannah Watson, MD, and Mary Beth Sutter, MD, to discuss enhanced Centering groups for women with substance use disorders in pregnancy, how to incorporate medication assisted treatment and how inter-professional teams can address unmet social needs in group visits. A sample group activity addressing "myths and facts" of neonatal abstinence syndrome will also be discussed.
Hannah Watson, MD is a family physician in Santa Rosa, California. She completed a Maternal Child and Reproductive Health fellowship at the University of New Mexico, where she co-facilitated prenatal groups for women with opioid use disorder. She is now a staff physician at a family-centered substance abuse clinic and is excited to bring CenteringPregnancy and CenteringParenting to her community health center network.
Mary Beth Sutter, MD is a family physician in Philadelphia,PA. She co-facilitated prenatal groups for women with opioid use disorder where she completed a Maternal Child and Reproductive Health fellowship at the University of New Mexico. She is now an attending physician at the Thomas Jefferson Family Medicine Residency overseeing resident education for care of pregnant women and their babies including group prenatal care.
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