About NASOM

Join our Webinar 8pm (ET) Wednesday Sept 16

The topic: Pregnant and Distracted: Navigating ADHD Treatment and Medication Safety

Speaker: Dr. Ye (Hailey) Jin

Moderator: Dr. Maude Bouchard

Objectives:

  • Describe how ADHD symptoms may change during pregnancy and the postpartum period
  • Review pharmacological and no pharmacological interventions for ADHD in pregnancy including safety during pregnancy and breastfeeding
  • Evaluate the benefit and risks of continuing, modifying, or discontinuing ADHD medications during pregnancy
  • Recognize the potential maternal and fetal consequences of untreated ADHD during pregnancy

North American Society of Obstetric Medicine

The goals of our society are to promote and support research collaboration, communication, and teaching concerning the medical care of pregnant women.

This joint Canadian and U.S. society’s members now include general internists, maternal fetal medicine physicians, anesthesiologists, neonatologists, general obstetricians, family doctors, and other specialists interested in the management of medical complications in pregnancy.

Obstetric Medicine is a relatively new sub-specialty providing comprehensive care to women with medical conditions presenting before or during pregnancy and the immediate postpartum period.

A Little Of Our Story

Promoting & supporting the medical care of pregnant women since 1990

The Society of Obstetric Medicine (SOM) was founded in 1990 and later became the North American Society of Obstetric Medicine (NASOM). Founding members include Peter Garner, Richard V. Lee, Karen Rosene-Montella and William Baron.


The Society includes specialists from Internal Medicine (General Internal Medicine as well as Internal Medicine subspecialties), Obstetrics, Primary Care, Anesthesiology, and others practicing primarily in Canada and the United States, but we welcome members from all countries.

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