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Publicizing Your Active Research Studies
Do you or your institution have an active research study that is applicable to academic specialists in general obstetrics and gynecology? SASGOG is happy to promote research studies to our members. Here’s what you’ll need:
- Study is submitted by a Supporting Institution, or one of the study investigators is a SASGOG member.
- A copy of the approved IRB.
- A descriptive title of the study and a brief description of the study.
- A link to the study survey and a link to a website that has more information about the survey.
- The start and end date of the study survey.
Submit information about your research study via the button below.
Name:
Dr. Phyllis Lawani
Email:
Main
plawani@nyp.org
Email:
Personal
plawani@gmail.com
Title (e.g., MD, DO):
MD
Organization (e.g., University of Illinois):
New York Presbyterian Brooklyn Methodist Hospital
SASGOG Member Name (e.g. Jane Doe or University of Illinois):
Phyllis Lawani
Descriptive title of the study:
Current State of the Knowledge, Attitudes, and Skills for Managing Shoulder Dystocia
Brief (short paragraph) description of the study (100 words):
This project aims to examine the current attitudes and practice skills of medical practitioners in the field of obstetrics when managing a shoulder dystocia. Shoulder dystocia is a rare but serious complication seen on the Labor and Delivery unit. Likely in part due to its rare occurrence, practice habits vary from provider to provider. Treatment is more often dictated by empiric management, in contrast to other obstetric emergencies with rigorous, detailed protocols. As the art of practicing obstetrics transitions to include data-driven protocols, more information is required to understand the current knowledge, attitudes, and skills that contribute to the management of shoulder dystocia.
URL link to the study survey:
https://redcap.link/z4kg7tzv
URL link to a website that has more information about the survey:
https://redcap.link/z4kg7tzv
Start date of the study survey:
11/17/2025
End date for the study survey:
03/31/2026