Pre conception Care and Post Partum Follow up How are we going Dr Mani Manoharan

This podcast emphasizes the critical importance of preconception care and postpartum follow-up within Australia's healthcare system. It highlights that nearly half of pregnancies are unplanned, making preconception health crucial for positive lifelong outcomes in children. The speaker discusses systemic evidence showing how preconception care contributes to improved maternal and fetal health by encouraging healthier behaviors, reducing risks of congenital anomalies, and managing conditions like diabetes effectively. Obesity's impact on pregnancy is also addressed, alongside the necessity for continuous care from pregnancy through postpartum stages. Innovative programs are introduced to enhance pre-pregnancy care and bridge gaps in follow-up, particularly for women from diverse backgrounds. The lecture concludes with practical recommendations for integrating holistic, culturally sensitive approaches to improve outcomes in preconception and postpartum care.

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Pre existing diabetes in pregnancy and post partum Dr Natassia Rodrigo

The podcast examines the management of pre-existing diabetes during pregnancy and the postpartum period, focusing on implications for maternal and fetal health. It outlines different types of pre-existing diabetes, highlights the increasing prevalence linked to factors like obesity and age, and discusses vulnerabilities in specific ethnic groups that experience poorer outcomes. Key risks associated with maternal hyperglycemia and the importance of optimizing glycemic control before and during pregnancy are emphasized, including recommended strategies such as self-monitoring and multidisciplinary care. The complexities of managing weight gain and insulin dosage throughout pregnancy are explored, alongside comparisons of glycemic monitoring methods. Additionally, the potential benefits of hybrid closed-loop systems and the management of hyperglycemia following glucocorticoid therapy are addressed, culminating in a call for a collaborative approach to optimize health outcomes for mothers and their infants.

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Pre pregnancy and Pregnancy Management of Women who have Undergone Bariatric Surgery Dr Gilly Rosic

In this episode, Dr Gilly Rosic, a dietician at the Family Metabolic Health Service, provides a thorough overview of preconception and pregnancy care for women with a history of bariatric surgery. The discussion emphasizes the role of the OPAL Clinic in supporting women with obesity to enhance pregnancy outcomes. She addresses the rising rates of obesity among Australian women and its effects on reproductive health, including fertility challenges and pregnancy complications. The lecture highlights the link between bariatric surgery and improved fertility, while noting the new challenges that arise post-surgery. Rosic calls attention to specific nutritional deficiencies and the impact of weight stigma in healthcare, advocating for compassionate care and personalized nutritional support. The session concludes with practical recommendations for healthcare professionals to improve outcomes for this patient demographic.

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