Conferences
Resident Education Tuesday
Every Tuesday morning from 8 a.m. to noon is reserved for resident education. A variety of activities may occur during this time. Most often, the morning starts with grand rounds, followed by a patient care conference (alternating between obstetrics and gynecology). We discuss recent complicated cases, rare cases, or outcomes from selected cases.
Grand Rounds occurs every week. Speakers might include visiting professors, departmental faculty, or faculty from other departments within the University of Kentucky.
The remainder of the day consists of didactic lectures required by the CREOG residency handbook pertaining to:
- General obstetrics
- Maternal-fetal medicine
- General gynecology
- Ambulatory gynecology
- Reproductive endocrinology
- Pediatric gynecology
- Surgical skills
- Urogynecology
- Primary care and routine health maintenance
Benign Gynecology Conference
The benign gynecology service participates in individual faculty gynecology clinics. Topics are chosen from selected operative gynecology, ambulatory gynecology, and other general gynecology texts. Also, the operative schedule is reviewed and discussed among the residents and faculty.
Baptist Health Patient Care Conference
Residents and the Baptist Health resident site director meet each Wednesday morning to discuss interesting and complicated cases. On selected Wednesdays, residents present topics in a Grand Rounds format to the volunteer faculty in attendance.
Dr. Bryan Rone has consistently set high standards for us as residents. When looking back over my time here, however, I can’t think of anyone else who has enforced the mentality to constantly be prepared and have a game plan for taking ownership of my patients and their care. He has really become a great teacher and resource to us, especially with the Epic software roll out. I hope to bring the same passion for excellence to the care of my future patients that Dr. Rone brings to work every day.
