Paloma O'Meara

SMART OBMed

Health EN ↓ 5 episodes

Social Media For Advancing Residency Training in Obstetric Medicine (SMART OBMed) Curriculum provides podcast episodes with stimulating case discussions with a panel of seasoned experts in the field who share their experienced approach to cases and provide a handful of pearls for resident learners and lifelong learners alike.

Author

Paloma O'Meara

Category

Health

Podcast website

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Latest episode

Jun 30, 2026

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Episodes

Case 5 - Ketoacidosis 30.06.2026

In this episode, Dr. Erin Keely and Dr. Janine Malcom talk about ketoacidosis in a pregnant patient.

Case 4 - Elevated Liver Enzymes 16.06.2026

This episode, Dr. Alan Karovitch and Dr. Karen Wong discuss the approach to elevated liver enzymes in pregnancy.

Case 3 - Shortness of Breath in Pregnancy 07.10.2025

In this case Dr. Alan Karovitch and Dr. David Aziz discuss shortness of breath in pregnancy and its large differential diagnosis, from physiological changes to life-threatening conditions. Takeaway points - Case 3

Case 2 - Hypertensive Disorders and Thrombocytopenia 07.10.2025

In the second episode of our Advanced Learner Series, Dr. Alan Karovitch and Dr. Patricia Lecca talk about a case of hypertension in the late trimester, complicated by acute thrombocytopenia. Takeaway points - Case 2

Case 1 - Antiphospholipid Syndrome 09.09.2025

In the first case of our Advanced Learner Series, Dr. Alan Karovitch and Dr. David Aziz discuss the impacts of antiphospholipid syndrome on pregnancy. Takeaway points - Case 1

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