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Female Health Systems

Training

ACOG/IHS Obstetric, Neonatal and Gynecologic Care Postgraduate Course

Advances in Indian Health Conference

Calendars

• Conferences by the Month
• Other Educational Calendars: M.C.H.
• Online CME / CEU's: M.C.H.

CDC, Other Online STD Training

CDC, Sexually Transmitted Disease Training

• Log in (you can create your password and work on the modules at the same sitting)

Child Abuse Project: Office for Victims of Crimes and Indian Health Service

• Training
• Forms
• Policies and Procedures
• Links of Interest
• . . . and much more

Medical Student Training in OB/GYN

Q. Are there rotations available for Medical Students in the Indian Health Service/ Tribal / Urban (I/T/U) facilities that have OB/GYN physicians?

A. Yes, there are rotations available to OB/GYN and Family Practice residents (WORD 49K)

Here are summaries of salient statistics for the various facilities:

-Data summary 2002 (deliveries, surgeries, OB/GYN or CNM positions, etc..) (WORD 37K)

-Data Summary 2004 (deliveries, surgeries, OB/GYN or CNM positions, etc..) (WORD 64K)

-FY 2004 IHS and Tribal Hospitals Inpatient Statistics (PDF 1MB)

-FY 2004 IHS Outpatient Statistics (PDF 3MB)

Office for Victims of Crime (OVC) Clearinghouse

• Numerous videos and other resources for management of victims of crime

Perinatalogist Corner: IHS Case based, graded references, graded recommendations

• Free Online CME / CEUs or excellent enduring resources on Native maternal care

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Resident Training in OB/GYN

Q. Are there rotations available for Residents in the Indian Health Service/ Tribal / Urban (I/T/U) facilities that have OB/GYN physicians?

A. Yes, there are rotations available to OB/GYN and Family Practice residents (WORD 49K)

Here are summaries of salient statistics for the various facilities:

-Data summary 2002 (deliveries, surgeries, OB/GYN or CNM positions, etc..) (WORD 37K)

-Data Summary 2004 (deliveries, surgeries, OB/GYN or CNM positions, etc..) (WORD 64K)

-FY 2004 IHS and Tribal Hospitals Inpatient Statistics (PDF 1MB)

-FY 2004 IHS Outpatient Statistics (PDF 3MB)

Supercourse: Epidemiology, the Internet, and Global Health

• Supercourse is a great site epidemiology education site at the University of Pittsburgh

Training Program - Maternal and Child Health Bureau, HRSA

• Education, training, and funding strategies for MCH professions.

Violence Against Native Women

• Provider training

• Sexual Assault training
• Child sexual assault and sexual assault training. Downloadable file: MS Word (.DOC) 32K | Acrobat Reader (.PDF) 24K.

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