As anesthesiologists, it is our responsibility to resolve the association between trauma-related conditions and maternal mortality, which affects the communities of ethnic/racial minorities, LGTBQI+ and all marginalized pregnant people we serve. This session will review topics associated with healthcare disparities, structural racism and implicit bias, in the very unique setting of pregnancy and the peripartum period. Providing LGBTQI+ Affirming Care in Obstetric AnesthesiologyĪllison Lee, MD, MS, Columbia University, New York City, NYĪpproximately 140 million babies are born every year in the world. Nwadiogo Ejiogu, MD, MA, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA Trauma-informed care – Reframing our Approach to Obstetric Patients Brave New World, like Aldous Huxley’s novel, is set in a world where absolutely everything is chill, as long as you keep popping pills. Depiction Of Social Stratification In Aldous Huxley’s Brave New World And George Orwell’s 1984. this is to show how much that he is affected by the local people and want to prove himself. Tracey Vogel, MD, Allegheny Health Network, Pittsburgh, PA Racism And Imperialism In Shooting An Elephant By George Orwell And How The Other Half Lives By Jacob Riis essay sample. Ruth Landau, MD, Columbia University, New York City, NY CME credits will be available for AUA members only and recordings of the presentations will be available (to AUA members only) after they occur. The webinar is free but requires pre-registration. The Association of University Anesthesiologists is offering this timely and informative free webinar featuring a panel of very engaged SOAP members. Navigating a Brave New World with Pregnant People SOAP/Kybele International Outreach Grants.
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