Nash OB-GYN Associates | Education Resources

Education Resources

The Internet offers unlimited access to worlds of information. However, information gathered through internet resources should be used with caution as not all information sites have accurate and/or reliable medical information. We encourage our patients to feel free to ask medical providers questions regarding their care. Reliable sources include:

Adolescent / Teen Health:

www.shiftnc.org - SHIFT NC (Sexual Health Initiatives for Teens)

Birth Control:

Breastfeeding:

COVID-19 and Women’s Health:

www.newmomhealth.com/coronavirus-for-new-moms (For New Moms)
www.everymothercounts.org/covid-resource-hub (M aternal and Infant Health)
www.acog.org/patient-resources/faqs/pregnancy/coronavirus-pregnancy-and-breastfeeding
(COVID-19, Pregnancy, and Breastfeeding)
COVID Vaccine information – We understand that there are many questions about the COVID-19 vaccine, especially for pregnant and breastfeeding women. The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists has issued a statement with detailed information and recommendations. All of our providers are encouraging our patients to reference this information to better help them make an informed choice about the vaccine. Read More >
Quarantine & Isolation Guidelines > (Added Jan. 2022)

The physicians of Nash Ob-Gyn strongly encourage all of our patients to consider getting a COVID vaccine. Vaccination is considered an effective protection against illness from COVID-19 when part of a multi-layered approach. We encourage you to read more information about COVID-19 vaccination so that you can make an informed choice. The following organizations recommend the vaccine for those who are pregnant or wanting to become pregnant (Click to Read More):

Domestic Violence:

www.enoughnc.org (Domestic violence)

General Information:

www.acog.org/womens-health (The American College of Obstetricians & Gynecologists): general pregnancy and women's health information
*The New ACOG Patient Website is Now Live (October 2020)! All content is developed with ACOG guidelines, reviewed by ACOG members, and crafted to align with health literacy standards.
www.mombaby.org (UNC Website): general pregnancy and women's health information; choose "Resources for women, babies, and families"
www.womenshealth.gov (General pregnancy and women's health information)