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Evidence-Based. Clearly Delivered.
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Q: What is The ObG Project?
A: The ObG Project is a mobile-friendly platform designed for providers, by providers, as a fast, easy way to access accurate, reliable and current information on women’s health. We saw a need for a web app with provider-level information, one that’s easy to navigate and actually built for mobile devices. At the end of each knowledge entry you will find a section entitled ‘Learn More’ which will take you to the relevant guideline, paper or website we have referenced, so that you can read primary sources when you have the time. We also include links to the subspecialists you may need to ‘learn more’ about the topic and help you provide additional care for your patient. The writing team has strived to provide open access articles and make use of free government and public health sites whenever possible.
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A: At The ObG project, we will reserve bylines and credits for those entries that are original work or opinion.
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A: If you can’t find what you are looking for on our site, use our contact form, or email us at info@obgproject.com, and we will do our best to research and write an entry on the topic. We encourage all our readers to keep ideas and suggestions coming so we can make sure The ObG Project stays not only current, but also on mission to serve the women’s health provider community.
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