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Oct 2024
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Reprise Episode - Labor Management Part ...

CREOGs Over Coffee
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Today we have another reprise episode in line with our new GOALS curriculum.

ACOG has released a new clinical practice guideline on labor management! Fei and Nick go over the first part: what are the definitions of the stages of labor? 

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