Accommodations in Pregnancy: What's Old, What's New and What's Reasonable?

This past installment of the Division of Occupational and Environmental Medicine grand rounds, on Tuesday 13-August-2024, focused pregnancy accommodations as described by Sarah A. Foster-Chang, BA, BSN, MSN, DNP.

Dr. Sarah A. Foster-Chang holds a BA in Human Biology (Stanford University), a BSN (University of California, San Francisco), an MSN in Primary Care (University of Pennsylvania) and a Doctorate of Nursing Practice (Thomas Jefferson University). She currently covers short-term assignments in education, corporate, hospital, and migrant clinical occupational health (OH) and is an Occupational Health consultant with Sigma Health Consulting. While employed by the Veterans Health Administration, she was the national administrator for the internal OH electronic medical record and a Program Management consultant with the National VA Occupational and Environmental Medicine Consult group. With over 35 years of nurse practitioner experience in OH, primary care, women’s health, and telehealth, she has published numerous articles and book chapters and presented at over 30 national conferences.