Pregnancy complications and loss: an observational survey comparing anesthesiologists and obstetrician–gynecologists

Keyphrases

• Pregnancy Loss 100%
• Pregnancy Complications 100%
• Observational Survey 100%
• Anesthesiologists 100%
• Obstetrics and Gynaecology 80%
• High-risk Pregnancy 40%
• Occupational Risk 30%
• Survey Respondent 20%
• Women Physicians 20%
• Prematurity 10%
• Anesthesiology 10%
• Multivariable Model 10%
• Logistic Regression 10%
• Univariate Model 10%
• Complication Rate 10%
• Subspecialty 10%
• Academic Medical Centers 10%
• Knowledge Gaps 10%
• Occupational Exposure 10%
• Demographic Information 10%
• One Percent 10%
• Night Shift 10%
• Practice Characteristics 10%
• Modifiable Risk Factors 10%
• Outcome Association 10%
• Long Working Hours 10%
• % Response 10%
• Intensive Care Admission 10%
• Survey Results 10%
• First Pregnancy 10%
• Listserv 10%
• Neonatal Intensive Care 10%
• Gravidity 10%
• Institutional Support 10%
• Mental Demands 10%
• Information Practices 10%
• High Use 10%
• Associated Risks 10%
• Specialty Group 10%
• Potential Knowledge 10%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Anesthesiologist 100%
• Pregnancy Complication 100%
• High Risk Pregnancy 30%
• Complication of Pregnancy 30%
• Education 30%
• Prematurity 10%
• Anesthesiology 10%
• Logistic Regression Analysis 10%
• Occupational Exposure 10%
• Newborn Intensive Care 10%
• Gravidity and Parity 10%
• Knowledge Gap 10%