The Obstetrics Professional Practice Evaluation Committee (OB PPEC) is designated by the Medical Executive Committee to conduct ongoing professional practice evaluations (PPE)

THIS IS A DEPARTMENT OF OB/GYN AND PSYCHIATRY AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES ONLY ACTIVITY. This activity is a monthly case conference seminar series for clinicians who are actively assessing/treating patients in the SHC system for female sexual dysfunction disorders.

This lecture series will increase awareness among healthcare providers of the bidirectional relationship between climate change and health, highlight the clinical implications for patient care, and discuss strategies for reducing the environmental impact of healthcare delivery.

Pediatric Grand Rounds offers weekly presentations from world renowned experts! Sessions are open to academic faculty, postdoctoral scholars, residents, fellows, nurses, medical students, community physicians, and the public.

This series educates and informs the community as to emerging research and best practice guidelines that are relevant to the diagnosis and management of endocrinology disorders in adult and pediatric patients.

The 2026 conference aligned with the 10-year anniversary of Black Maternal Health Week. The theme acknowledges the week’s focus on “justice and joy” during the birthing experience and the role of healthcare professionals in fostering positive health and experience outcomes through exceptional care

Stanford experts in women’s healthy aging will address hot flashes, sleep and mood changes, brain fog, sexual dysfunction, use of supplements, and long-term risks like osteoporosis, heart disease, and cancer, along with lifestyle strategies for health promotion.

This series focuses on the impact of effective communication and relationships on patients, families, and healthcare providers, and systematically addresses the need to foster compassion, teamwork, support and relationship-centered care.

The Obstetrics Professional Practice Evaluation Committee (OB PPEC) is designated by the Medical Executive Committee to conduct ongoing professional practice evaluations (PPE)