NASPOG - North American Society for Psychosocial Obstetrics & Geneology

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ACCREDITATION:

This activity has been planned and implemented in accordance with the Essential Areas and policies of the Rhode Island Medical Society through the joint sponsorship of Women & Infants Hospital and the North American Society for Psychosocial Obstetrics & Gynecology. Women & Infants Hospital is accredited by the Rhode Island Medical Society to provide continuing medical education for physicians.

CREDIT DESIGNATION STATEMENT:

Physicians:

Women & Infants Hospital designates this live activity for a maximum of 21 AMA PRA Category I Credits™. Physicians should claim only credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.

Psychologists:

As a continuing education program relevant to psychology and sponsored by Women & Infants Hospital due to its American Psychology Association (APA) approved post-doctoral program in psychology the program Women & Infants Hospital is approved by the Rhode Island Psychological Association to sponsor continuing education for psychologists. This meeting's participants can earn a maximum of 21 credits for this program.

Social Workers: Application has been submitted for Social Work CEU’s.

Speakers and Conflict of Interest Disclosures

Speaker	Disclosure
Aletha Y. Akers	Grants/research support: Research funding from Bayer Healthcare, the Templeton Foundation, U.S. Office of Adolescent Health, and the NICD Consultant: HPV advisory boards for Merck Inc. and the Association of Reproductive Health Professionals. Honorarium: Contemporary Forums for speaking at Contraceptive Technologies Conference in San Francisco (March, 2018) and Washington, DC (April 2018); honorarium for speaking at Physicians for Reproductive Health’s Leadership Training Academy, February 2018
Anuja Dokras	Grants: NIH Consultant: Medtronics
Jennifer Duffecy	Grants: NIMH
C. Neill Epperson	Grants/research support: Sage Therapeutics Consultant: Sage Therapeutics and Shire
Clarisa Gracia	Consultant: Optum Insurance regarding fertility benefits and for the American society for reproductive medicine
Shari Lusskin	Consultant: Forest regarding escitalopram litigation; Pfizer regarding sertraline and venlafaxine litigation
Samantha Meltzer-Brody	Grants: Sage Therapeutics and Jannsen (sponsored research agreement with the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill) Consultant: WebMD/Medscape Honorarium: Global Medical Education Travel Support: Sage Therapeutics
Steven Ondersma	Grants: 5R01DA027194-05 (PIs Martino and Yonkers) and Part owner of Interva, Inc., which markets intervention authoring software used to make an intervention included in this study
Chelsea Pallatino	Grants: Merck Pharmaceuticals
Jennifer L. Payne	Grants: Sage Therapeutics Consultant: Sage Therapeutics, Legal Consulting, Eli Lilly, Abbott Pharmaceuticals
Courtney Schreiber	Grants: ContraMed, Bayer, Medicines360, NIH

The following speakers have no conflict to disclose

Eleanor Anderson

Paige Bellenbaum

Margaret Bublitz

Katherine M. Callaghan

Sharon Dekel

Zobeida M. Diaz

Christina DiSanza

Nadia Dowshen

Mona Elgohail

Randi Epstein

Ariadna Forray

Julia Frew

Pamela A. Geller

Chiara Ghetti

Jill Ginsberg

Aga Grabowski

Victoria Grunberg

Constance Guille

Liisa Hantsoo

Sarah Homitsky

Helen Kim

Sara L. Kornfield

Ariadna Cymet Lanski

Snezana Milanovic

Michelle Miller

Leena Mittal

Maria Muzik

Yael I. Nillni

Lauren M. Osborne

K. Marieke Paarlberg

Chavis A. Patterson

Teri Pearlstein

Vesna Pirec

Kelley Saia

Jonathan Schaffir

Deborah Seagull

David Silver

Dorothy K. Sit

Lindsay Sortor

Sabrina K.Syan

Monica Vega

Katherine Wisner