"Does requiring shoulder dystocia training for hospital credentialing improve the management and outcomes of this complication?" by Ronald Burkman, MD

Selected Works of Susan DeJoy, PhD, CNM, MSN, Chief

Article

Does requiring shoulder dystocia training for hospital credentialing improve the management and outcomes of this complication?

All Scholarly Works

Ronald Burkman, MD, Baystate Health
Alex Knee, Baystate Health
Susan DeJoy, Baystate Health
Carrie Bell, MD, Baystate Health

Document Type

Presentations, Research

Publication Date

5-1-2010

Disciplines

Medicine and Health Sciences

Citation Information

Burkman R, Knee A, Dejoy S, Bell C. Does requiring shoulder dystocia training for hospital credentialing improve the management and outcomes of this complication?. 58th American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists Annual Clinical Meeting. San Francisco, CA. May 15-May 19, 2010.