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Description Placenta accreta spectrum (PASD) is a life-threatening complication of pregnancy that is underdiagnosed and can result in massive hemorrhage, disseminated intravascular coagulation, massive transfusion, surgical injury, multisystem organ failure, and even death. Given the rarity and complexity, most obstetrical hospitals and providers do not have comprehensive expertise in the…, Elizabeth Scherer, MD, Associate Professor/Clinical Surgical Critical Care Fellowship Director Georgia McCann, MD, Georgia McCann, MD, Associate Professor, Gynecologic Oncology University of Texas Health Science Center San Antonio Chief, Division of Gynecologic Oncology, UT Health San Antonio Kayla Ireland, MD, Kayla E. Ireland, MD MSCI-TS, MFM, Associate Professor Financial Disclosures The following speakers do not have any financial relationships with ineligible companies to disclose:, Elizabeth Scherer, MD, Georgia McCann, MD, Kayla E. Ireland, MD, MSCI-TS, MFM, The planning committee members below do not have any relevant financial relationship to disclose: Rebecca Terrazas, BSN, RN Dolores Perry, MSN Rachael Farner, MSN, RN Patrick Ramsey, MD Amy Quinn, MD John Byrne, MD, MFM Registration Information No Charge Physician Participation Upon completion of viewing the , online presentation, , please follow the instructions at the end of the presentation to complete the evaluation. Once the evaluation is completed, the user will be provided the option to print their certificate. Accreditation Statement Continuing Medical Education Credit As an ACCME-accredited CME provider, The UT Health Science Center San Antonio must ensure that its CME activities are independent of the control of…
Undergraduate Medical Education
Doctor of Medicine (M.D.)
Undergraduate Medical Education
Doctor of Medicine (M.D.)
The Office for Undergraduate Medical Education’s (UME) Student Affairs team is committed to medical student well-being during training and beyond. UME Wellness offers programming that fosters a positive learning environment inside and outside the academic setting. Our goal is to encourage self-care, resilience, and multi-faceted health by providing tools to address all dimensions of wellness.…, Wellness Opportunities, for medical students., Wellness Spaces, . Map of wellness spaces on campus., Elements, . The Elements curriculum is a print and e-guide to the fundamentals of well-being, designed with the medical student in mind. While each students’ wellness journey is specific to them, this guide offers a variety of ways that students can explore what might work best for them., Family Elements, ., Research shows that family support systems improve student satisfaction within the learning environment as well as prevent/decrease the likelihood of burnout. Parents, spouses, partners, significant others, and even kids can access a variety of resources to best support the medical student in their lives. In addition, families of incoming medical students are invited to participate in “Family…, The Long School of Medicine (LSOM) Food Network., Through a partnership with the San Antonio Food Bank, this educational and interactive cooking program is meant to promote a healthy mind and lifestyle. Students are introduced to nutrition education, kitchen safety, budget- and time-friendly meals. In addition, students enhance their social wellness by participating in this cooking program with other medical students and other groups.…, Headspace by UT Health., Complimentary annual Headspace memberships are available at several points throughout the year. Headspace is a mobile application that guides users through the essentials of meditation and mindfulness by offering a library of guided meditations, animations, articles, and videos. Research conducted by Headspace found that mindfulness increases compassion, resilience, focus, and promotes healthy…, Prescribing Resilience., As an introduction to student wellness and offered prior to the start of medical school uses a book club approach ( I Wish I Read this Book Before Medical School by Katherine Chretien) to prepare for a successful transition into medical school., Sign up for Class of 2029 is full., Resilient Physician Series., Designed for first-year medical students in their second semester, this multi-session series focuses on key aspects of personal growth, emotional well-being, and professional development, empowering students to build a strong foundation to become a resilient and compassionate physician. The series aims to p rovide the tools and practical strategies to navigate the challenges of medical training…, Wellness Consultations., To customize guidance on a variety of medical school stressors, UME Student Affairs offers one-on-one wellness consultations with the Director of Wellness and Professional Formation to help you develop and maintain an individual wellness plan. These consultations are designed using a coaching model and are not meant to serve as a replacement for Student Counseling Services. Schedule a wellness…, USMLE Step 1 Consultations., Using a holistic approach to USMLE Step 1 preparation, Student Affairs offers a series of workshops that help students build an effective study strategy while promoting well-being. To compliment the step 1 preparation series, the Director of Academic Enhancement and Career Development and the Director of Wellness and Professional Formation offer two-on-one consultations to coach students at an…, Wellness Education, . Wellness education is offered throughout the year in a variety of ways such as the formal and Veritas curriculums, workshops, and special events. Some examples of wellness education can include getting quality sleep, adopting a growth mindset, and battling imposter phenomenon while in medical school., Wellness Matters, is a student organization that promotes the eight dimensions of wellness among LSOM students. In 2019, the group developed the LSOM wellness pledge . This student group also serves as an advisory board for wellbeing for the Office of Undergraduate Medical Education. , Financial Literacy., Research shows that finances can be a significant source of stress for medical students. The AAMC, the Office of Veteran Services and Financial Aid, and the UME office provide tools to help you in your budgeting and loan repayment plans. Student Affairs offers complimentary copies of The White Coat Investor’s Guide for Students: How Medical and Dental Students can Secure their Financial Future by…, This searchable database created by AAMC provides detailed information about programs available to medical and health professions students. This compilation is not exhaustive; financial aid staff may have more information about other resources or programs ., Emotional Wellness., Understanding your emotional landscape will foster a happy and fulfilling medical school experience and prepare you for a career in medicine. , Mental Health Resources, . UME Student Affairs team is committed to shedding light on mental health research, issues, and coping strategies. Visit our Mental Health Resources page for a variety of ways to nurture your mental health, pledge to be stigma-free, and learn about mental health reporting. View mental health resources