NASPAG Essentials of Pediatric and Adolescent Gynecology, edited by our very own Drs Nichole Tyson and Rupa DeSilva, delivers essential clinical information for providers treating pediatric and adolescent patients with gynecologic disorders or concerns.
NASPAG is thrilled to announce our first installment of the new NASPAG monthly webinar series!
The NASPAG E-List allows you to present and discuss challenging clinical problems and get feedback from experienced colleagues.
How to maximize billing and coding for PAG (Jennifer Bercaw-Pratt, MD, Angela Hernandez, MD, and Lisa Moon, MD)
We are so excited to announce the publication and release of our very own NASPAG Essentials of Pediatric and Adolescent Gynecology.
As part of our continued efforts to engage and empower our patients and families we are excited to share this FREE upcoming training put on by our amazing colleagues at Vot-ER, a nonprofit organization working to integrate civic engagement into healthcare. Please see details about this event below.
The Mentoring Families working group is excited to announce open enrollment for the 2024-2025 Mentoring Families!!
It can be hard to know how to code for laparoscopy for endometriosis.
Welcome, bienvenidos, bienvenue, welkom
Welcome my NASPAG family to Central Florida
Land of the Seminole, the Tequesta, the Miccosukee
Of Eatonville, the oldest incorporated Black Community in the US
Of Kissimmee con boriquos de Puerto Rico desde las setentas.
A question practitioners may ask is whether PAG care can exist in a private practice model or is it better to exist in an academic setting. Many of us have been practicing PAG for years in a private practice setting. We started this SIG to bring together everyone with an interest in private practice PAG.
A ginormous shoutout to the ACRM Program Chair, Gylynthia Trotman and the entire Program Committee for their incredible dedication, energy, and attention to detail.
The Advocacy Committee continues its hard work in the setting of our current sociopolitical climate and all the things that continue to affect reproductive healthcare. This is particularly important for sexuality and gender minority adolescents and young adults. Below is a summary of the committee’s most recent accomplishments and activities:
Our theme for this year was Standing Strong Together to support the reproductive health of our youth. This year’s meeting was developed with a mission focused on action-oriented dissemination of knowledge to affect change. It is with this vision that we worked to create a program with a balance of content that also allows for networking and creative collaboration with leaders in PAG and beyond.
NASPAG wholeheartedly advocates for unrestricted, unbiased, and evidence-based medical care for all young women
