Associate Professor of Clinical Research
University of Tennessee Graduate School of Medicine
Knoxville, TN, United States
In my role as Director of Women’s Health Research, I serve to increase the scholarly activity capacity and productivity within the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology and provide training opportunities for trainees. I have broad training in basic and translational sciences and clinical research. My personal research interests are, primarily, in the fields of metabolism and physical activity and most of this work has been done relative to pregnancy and/or postpartum. However, I’ve been privileged to work in collaborative teams that have published in the areas of gestational diabetes, metabolic disease, postpartum depression, contraception, vaccination, obstetric and labor management and simulation, the impact of various interventions on maternal and neonatal health outcomes, and chronic pelvic pain. More recent work has focused on understanding the metabolic profile of patients with gynecologic cancer.
Do rates of obtaining desired IPP LARC differ by maternal care access levels and demographics? - J04
Sunday, May 19, 2024
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