Women have unique health issues that can include pregnancy and its associated conditions. Early and regular prenatal care most often results in healthy pregnancy outcomes. Improving the conditions in which women live and the quality of their social interactions, as well as regionalization of health care, are needed to optimize the care of women and neonates with specialized, high-risk conditions. This series of topics will address a wide range of conditions, health behaviors, and health systems indicators that affect the health, wellness, and quality of life of women during pregnancy and their subsequent newborns.

Frequently Asked Questions - Women's Health Clinical Educational Series
These sessions are intended for invited Optum/UnitedHealth Group employees only.
Access code: optum (all lowercase)

Missed a previously held live session? (AVAILABLE ON NOVEMBER 4, 2019!)

Each topic will be recorded and made available as an on-demand webcast.
CLICK HERE to complete an on-demand webcast.
DIRECTIONS: Click 'Register'. In the 'Access code' box, type 'optum' (all lowercase) and click 'Unlock'. Click 'Begin' to get started.

2019 Continuing Education

Earn 1.00 AMA/APA/ASWB/CCMC/ACPE/CME/CNE credit for each session completed. This activity is designed to meet the educational needs of physicians, psychologists, nurses, social workers, counselors, therapists, case managers, pharmacists and pharmacy technicians interested in the treatment of women's health.

2019 Learning Objectives

• State best practices for maternal health.
• Discuss social determinants of health and the implications for women and newborn health.
• Identify the impact of regionalization of health care.

Click on the presentation date for more information and to register for the session.

October 2019 (REGISTRATION IS OPEN!)

Prevention of Prematurity: Achievements, Opportunities
October 23: 11 a.m.–12 p.m. CDT
DIRECTIONS: Click 'Register'. In the 'Access code' box, type 'optum' (all lowercase) and click 'Unlock'. Click 'Begin' to get started.

January 2020 Coming Soon! 

Prevention of Early Elective Deliveries
January 22: 11 a.m.–12 p.m. CDT

April 2020 Coming Soon!