516 posters, 59 topics, 63 sessions, 1,127 authors, 353 institutions

2026 SOAP Annual Meeting

April 29 - May 3, 2026 | Montreal, Quebec Canada

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A New Interdisciplinary Patient Support Tool to reduce psychological trauma amongst women undergoing urgent or emergency cesarean sections: Results from a Modified Delphi study

Pamela Angle

Poster Presenter: Pamela Angle

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VOICE-ICU: Voices of Obstetric Intensive Care Experiences - Informing Care and Unit Design: A Scoping Review

Kyeisha Laurence, Sebastian Seifert, Bushra Taha

Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA & Harvard Kennedy School, Cambridge MA, Department of Anesthesiology, Division of Obstetric Anesthesiology, Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Mass General Brigham, Boston, MA

Poster Presenter: Kyeisha Laurence

2026 SOAP Annual Meeting

Topics

A New Interdisciplinary Patient Support Tool to reduce psychological trauma amongst women undergoing urgent or emergency cesarean sections: Results from a Modified Delphi study

VOICE-ICU: Voices of Obstetric Intensive Care Experiences - Informing Care and Unit Design: A Scoping Review

Recovery and mental health outcomes in patients with placenta accreta spectrum after cesarean delivery under neuraxial anesthesia

Humanizing the Cesarean Experience: Standardizing Trauma-Informed, Patient-Centered Care in the Obstetric Operating Room.

Critical Care Obstetrics (CCOB) Program Year One: Risk Stratification and Outcomes for Patients who Received Care on Labor and Delivery (L&D) and Those Transferred to an Intensive Care Unit (ICU)

“I didn’t think it was what my story would be”: A qualitative analysis of maternity patients’ experiences in critical care

Birth experiences of stigma and discrimination amongst critically ill pregnant patients: a prospective case-control patient-reported outcome pilot study