Review of the existing data on the impact of COVID-19 on pregnancy outcomes, and role of telemedicine in risk mitigation and outcome improvement. Presented by:
Dr. Eduardo Vadia, a board-certified pulmonary and critical care physician and co-founder of Access Physicians, is committed to merging his comprehensive bedside experience with technology innovation to craft scalable care delivery platforms that integrate healthcare networks, drive clinical outcomes, and personalize healthcare for individual patients and their healthcare systems.
In addition to his role at Access Physicians, Dr. Vadia is a part-time faculty physician with UT Southwestern’s Pulmonary & Critical Care Division. Dr. Vadia trained at UT Southwestern for his Internal Medicine Residency, Chief Medical Residency, and Pulmonary-Critical Care Fellowship. He received his medical degree from the University of Miami School of Medicine and his bachelor’s degree from Boston College.
Speaker: Sina Haeri, MD, MHSA
Sina Haeri is the director of Maternal-Fetal Medicine Telehealth at Access Physicians, and co-founder of TelePerinatal.com. Prior to joining Access Physicians, he created the high-risk telemedicine platform in Central Texas, and helped in using it as a model for the HCA national teleMFM platform. A life-long UCLA Bruin, he received his postgraduate training at Georgetown University/Medstar Health in Washington (OBGYN), UNC-Chapel Hill (Maternal-Fetal Medicine), UCLA (Pathology), and served 12-years in the US Army Medical Command.