Please visit BU's OBGYN website for provider resources. Providers resources include:
- Maternity Care Guidelines
- Obstetric Consent forms
- Patient information letters
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Poor Health Is Driving Chronic Absenteeism Among High Schoolers — Here's How Pediatricians Can Help
With 20% of high schoolers missing over 14 days of school on average yearly, medical intervention is critical to get kids re-engaged with learning.
BMC Labor & Delivery Director Testifies on Key Ways to Close Racial Gaps in Maternal Health Outcomes
Christina Yarrington, MD spoke at the state level about expanding maternal healthcare to protect Black and brown birthing people.
Integrating Mental Health Treatment into Primary Care Can Break Barriers for Underserved Children
TEAM UP for Children is a unique model for Pediatrics departments that focuses on addressing systemic barriers to mental health care.
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A new initiative by Boston Medical Center's Health Equity Accelerator shows promise in reducing A1C among patients of color living with diabetes.
What Is Harm Reduction?
An expert and advocate for harm reduction talks about how she meets patients where they are with treatment options, resources, and hope for tomorrow.
Finding Joy in Food: How Cooking With Others Can Bolster Recovery
BMC's Cooking for Recovery Program addresses nutrition, body image issues, and food access while providing space to make a home-cooked meal.
Helping Healthcare Providers Process Grief After Overdose Deaths
Losing patients to overdose can present special grief challenges for healthcare providers. Peer and employer support can help.
People of Color With Disabilities Face Double Discrimination
Racism and ableism together create greater health disparities and call for stronger practices that increase access, reduce costs, and promote equity.
Bringing Healthy Food and a Community Hub to Roxbury
With flavors from the African diaspora and an abundance of locally made products, Nubian Markets serves and supports its diverse community.
Being Seen: Why Racial Affinity Matters for Mental Health Providers and Their Patients
Recruiting more providers of color is one way to create stronger affinity and cultural context to make it easier for patients of color to open up.
There Are More Multiple Sclerosis Treatment Options Than Ever—Which Creates a New Obstacle
One BMC nurse practitioner speaks on how she helps her patients weigh their social needs, MS status, and more to choose among MS treatment options.
How Can We Make Addiction Care More Appealing and Effective for Black Patients?
The team at BMC's Grayken Center for Addiction is undertaking a major project to answer this question by learning from Black community members.
BMC Psychiatrists Innovate to Treat Teenagers With Marijuana-Induced Psychosis
Cannabis has gotten more potent in the last 20 years, leading to new trends in children’s mental wellness.
"There Is Nothing More Powerful Than a Story": BMC Doc Shares Her Own Legacy of Medical Mistrust
A collaboration between Boston Medical Center and community groups shines a light on mistrust between marginalized groups and the healthcare system.
