Welcome to the second episode of the NoShameOBGYN Podcast — a space where we talk openly and honestly about topics many people feel uncomfortable asking about.

In this episode, we start the journey of Labor and Delivery. We will discuss some common scenarios of why we may send patients to TRIAGE for evaluation and what that experience may be like! Enjoy!

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