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Page 1: Leadership and Advocacy in Women's Health Education

APGOAPGO Association of Professors Association of Professors of Gynecology & of Gynecology & ObstetricsObstetrics

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APGO Clerkship Directors’ School

Educational Leadership and Advocacy

Jodi F. Abbott, MD, MHCMVice Chair for EducationDepartment of Ob/Gyn

Co-Director: Patient Safety and Quality Improvement Education

Associate ProfessorBoston University School of

Medicine

APGO Clerkship Directors’ School

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APGO Clerkship Directors’ School

Educational Leadership and Advocacy

Jodi F. Abbott, MD, MHCMVice Chair for EducationDepartment of Ob/Gyn

Co-Director: Patient Safety and Quality Improvement Education

Associate ProfessorBoston University School of

Medicine

APGO Clerkship Directors’ School A

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Learning Objectives

• Recognize the clerkship director’s responsibility to influence on behalf of medical student education within your department

• Understand the opportunities within your role as clerkship director to advocate for women’s health education in your organization

• Establish elements in your clerkship that effectively engage your students as women’s health advocates

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Rate your POWER in your educational job at work1. 12. 23. 34. 45. 56. 67. 78. 89. 9

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Rate your INFLUENCE in your educational job at work1. 12. 23. 34. 45. 56. 67. 78. 89. 9

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Change your perspective

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Who do you teach?

1. Undergraduate students2. Medical Students3. Residents4. Fellows5. Nurses and Midwives6. Administrators7. Faculty 8. Patients9. I’m a coordinator

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Artificial Distinctions Narrow our Perspective

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Educators educate

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Advocating for Medical Student Education within your Department• Write down 3 clinical or

administrative changes currently happening in your department

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Thought experiment

• Write down 3 changes currently happening in your department

• Next to them write a PLUS if it is GOOD for medical student education and a MINUS if it is BAD for medical student education

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Thought experiment

• Write down 3 changes currently happening in your department

• Next to them write a PLUS if it is GOOD for medical student education and a MINUS if it is BAD for medical student education

• Consider an area of this change where influencing others to implement your idea would improve student experience

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Thought experiment

• Write down 3 changes currently happening in your department

• Next to them write a PLUS if it is GOOD for medical student education and a MINUS if it is BAD for medical student education

• Consider an area of this change where if you had an idea to improve student experience you could influence others to implement your idea(s)

• Circle one of the changes and commit to bringing ideas home to implement using your influence

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Bringing Women’s Health to the Grown Ups Table

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What brought you to this day?

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Where OUTSIDE of your department can you further Women’s Health Education?

Junior Fellow ACOG Community Service Projects

Develop Educational CME’s

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Becoming an APGO resource

• APGO Scholars & Leaders program• Share your experience: Roundtable• Develop shared experiences (Find a

Friend): APGO Breakout sessions• Educational scholarship: CREOG

annual meeting• Publish your work: find the right place

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Resident Led Advocacy

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Resident Led Advocacy

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Resident Led Advocacy

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Programs to Develop your Educational Leadership: Masters Programs

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APGOAPGO Association of Professors Association of Professors of Gynecology & of Gynecology & ObstetricsObstetrics

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