Natalie R Barnett, Renuka M George, Katherine H Hatter, Norah R Janosy, Samantha J Vizzini, Shubhangi Singh, Rebecca E Lee, Bethany J Wolf, Camila Cabrera, Amy L Duhachek-Stapelman, Daniel Katz
OBJECTIVE: While there is increasing information regarding the occupational risks to pregnant physicians, there is inconsistent and limited subspecialty data. Physicians may be at increased risk for pregnancy complications due to occupational exposure, long work hours, nightshifts, and physical/mental demands. Additionally, little is known regarding the education physicians receive pertaining to pregnancy risks respective to their specialties as well as departmental/institutional support for pregnancy loss or complication...
December 2024: Journal of Maternal-fetal & Neonatal Medicine