OB-GYN Resident Research Studies

2023 Resident Research Day

OB-GYN Resident Research Studies

All residents present a research project on a designated resident research day at the end of their third year of residency. This is attended by a large number of faculty and nearly all residents. The graduating senior class also invites a Visiting Professor for a lecture presentation. Clinics and elective surgeries are not scheduled for this day. Each resident has a faculty mentor who assists and advises the resident in the conduct and presentation of this project. Residents su bmit written proposals for research, with an identified mentor, by the end of the PGY-2. There is a six-week elective rotation block in the PGY-2, which may be used as research time, or the resident may conduct his or her research during other times of the year.


2024 Resident Research Projects

Evaluating the effects of implementing a smartphone application for the management of hypertensive disorders of pregnancy on a diverse obstetric population at UCH

Resident: Shade’ (Ellen) Awoniyi, MD, MPH
Primary Mentor: Diane Christopher, MD
Additional Collaborators: Mary Sammel, PhD; Matthew Bolt, MS

Exploring clinicians' willingness to embrace customizable pessaries: a survey study

Resident: Anthony Brausch, MD
Primary Mentor: Tyler Muffly, MD
Additional Collaborators: Hannah Dimmick, Ph.D., Claire Schutlz, MD

Assessing knowledge of management options for uterine fibroids in black women

Resident: Sarah Gebrezghi, MD
Primary Mentor: Jenny Tam, MD
Additional Collaborators: Karen Hampanda, PhD, MPH, Madeleine Sehrt, Anthony Ciaramella, PHD, Megan Orlando, MD, Gabrielle Whitmore, MD

Teens with diabetes receive low rates of contraception and preconception counseling

Resident: McKenna Kelly, MD
Primary Mentor: Shannon Son MD, MSC
Additional Collaborators: Lauren Sayres, MD; Erin Finn, MD; Kristen J. Nadeau, MD, MS; Layla Abushamat, MD; Adnin Zaman, MD; Linda Barbour, MD, MSPH

Factors associated with mutually satisfying OBGYN faculty preceptor and medical student pairings in a longitudinal integrated curriculum (Work in Progress)

Resident: Hector Santiago Porragas, MD
Primary Mentor: Betsy Dickson, MD
Additional Collaborators: Jeanelle Sheeder, PhD; Jill Liss, MD

Concordance of postpartum contraceptive desires and method initiation amongst Medicaid insured women at a safety net hospital during the COVID era: a comparison to pre-COVID concordance

Resident: Felix Rubio, MD
Primary Mentor: Nancy Fang, MD; Katelynn Adkins, MD
Additional Collaborators: N. Cleland, MS4; S. Rosenberg, MS3

Implementation of standardized counseling to encourage safe VBACs at urban safety-net hospital

Resident: Vera Schulte, MD
Primary Mentor: Katlynn Adkins, MD
Additional Collaborators: Hilary Ta, Kyle Beekman, Michael Ladka

Preconception hormone levels are associated with preterm birth and measures of maternal stress and mood

Resident: Melissa Scott, MD
Primary Mentor: Camille Hoffman-Schuler, MD, MSc

Impact of Covid-19 pandemic on cervical cancer cytology screening and follow up

Resident: Krista Taylor, MD
Primary Mentor: John Curtin, MD
Additional Collaborators: Josh Durfee, MS

 

Contact Info

Christine Raffaelli
Residency Coordinator
12631 East 17th Avenue
Room 4007, B198-6
Aurora, CO 80045

Phone: (303) 724-2052
Fax: (303) 724-2055

 

Joshua Caraballo
Medical Student and Residency Program Coordinator
12631 East 17th Avenue
Room 4007, B198-1
Aurora, CO 80045

Phone: (303) 724-2052
Fax: (303) 724-2055

 

Contact Info

Christine Raffaelli
Residency Coordinator
12631 East 17th Avenue
Room 4007, B198-6
Aurora, CO 80045

Phone: (303) 724-2052
Fax: (303) 724-2055

 


Joshua Caraballo
Medical Student and Residency Program Coordinator
12631 East 17th Avenue
Room 4007, B198-1
Aurora, CO 80045

Phone: (303) 724-2052
Fax: (303) 724-2055

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