Department of Obstetrics, Gynecology, and Reproductive Sciences
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University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine DEPARTMENT OF OBSTETRICS, GYNECOLOGY, AND REPRODUCTIVE SCIENCES ANNUAL REPORT – ACADEMIC YEAR 2019 Tatomir, Shannon DEPARTMENT OF OBSTETRICS, GYNECOLOGY, AND REPRODUCTIVE SCIENCES UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH SCHOOL OF MEDICINE ANNUAL REPORT Academic Year 2019 July 1, 2018 – June 30, 2019 300 Halket Street Pittsburgh, PA 15213 412.641.4212 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS YEAR IN REVIEW MISSION STATEMENT ..................................................................................................................... 3 CHAIR’S ADDRESS ........................................................................................................................... 4 RECRUITMENTS ............................................................................................................................... 6 DEPARTURES ................................................................................................................................... 7 DEPARTMENT PROFESSIONAL MEMBERS ………………………………………………………………………………...8 DIVISION SUMMARIES OF RESEARCH, TEACHING AND CLINICAL PROGRAMS DIVISION OF GYNECOLOGIC SPECIALTIES .................................................................................... 11 DIVISION OF GYNECOLOGIC ONCOLOGY ..................................................................................... 24 DIVISION OF MATERNAL FETAL MEDICINE .................................................................................. 34 DIVISION OF REPRODUCTIVE ENDOCRINOLOGY AND INFERTILITY ............................................ 45 DIVISION OF REPRODUCTIVE GENETICS....................................................................................... 50 DIVISION OF ULTRASOUND .......................................................................................................... 58 COMMUNITY PRACTICES SERVICE LINE ....................................................................................... 64 RESEARCH DIVISION REPORT MAGEE-WOMENS RESEARCH INSTITUTE ..................................................................................... 67 RESEARCH GRANTS AND CONTRACTS .......................................................................................... 85 FUNDED RESEARCH AC TIVITIES ................................................................................................... 94 SELECTED PUBLICATIONS (FY12-FY17) ......................................................................................... 95 TEACHING ACTIVITIES RESIDENCY TRAINING PROGRAM .............................................................................................. 140 CLINICAL FELLOWSHIP………….………………………………………………………………………………………………..155 CLINICAL REVENUE DATA AND TRENDING ................................................................................ 162 2 MISSION STATEMENT The mission of the Department of Obstetrics, Gynecology and Reproductive Sciences is to improve the lives of women through: • The provision of the highest quality of clinical care for women with complications in pregnancy; gynecologic problems, gynecologic malignancies, infectious disease consultation, infertility and endocrine disorders, genetics consultation and diagnostic ultrasound services. • The conduct of clinical and basic science research devoted to investigation of the full spectrum of diseases associated with the health of women and infants and the ability to successfully translate these clinical and basic scientific findings into new clinical applications. • To provide the highest level of education and training to medical students, interns, residents, postgraduate physicians, faculty, private practitioners, and other healthcare providers that is an open-ended continuum with integration of all the subspecialties and to create a highly satisfied professional environment for faculty, staff, and students. 3 CHAIR’S ADDRESS Robert P. Edwards, MD I am happy to report the refinement of UPMC and the Women’s Health Service Line across the state of Pennsylvania. We continue to improve our value-driven clinical care and pathway models, as well as, our outcomes reporting system and the development of our physician metrics around cost and quality. Now we are preparing for an alternative payment system in Women’s Health. In addition, we are exploring new ways to use simulation to educate and refresh the skills of our providers from the level of medical students to residents and fellows and to our more senior surgeons who have been out of training for many years. We are investing heavily in population genetics and genomics toward providing genetic services across the Women’s Health Service Line. Expanding Clinical Care We are actively involved in expanding UPMC quality initiatives across this region and we look forward to working with our colleagues in central and eastern Pennsylvania and surround state partners to further improve the health of women across the commonwealth. In addition to our expanding clinical role we are renewing our commitment to academic medicine including reinvigorating our career development track and identifying new and promising young medical students and fellows who will be the academic leaders of tomorrow. We are also exploring new ways to provide care in rural Pennsylvania and looking at advanced practice provider models and specialized training for role of physicians on the challenges of dealing with an under resourced local environment. The department continues to emphasize 4 the impact our community faculty provide to the quality of care in the state, including the overall patient experience. Excelling in Research Our research programs continue to receive national recognition. We are building our spoke and hub model with academic excellence in the core of our department. We have numerous career development junior faculty tracks which we are pursuing to expanding our workforce. New clinical research initiatives around endometriosis and family caregiver support highlight our research portfolio. We continue to look at the applications of telemedicine and patient home monitoring and telecommunications that will improve patient engagement while studying these initiatives and putting our experiences in developing these cutting-edge technologies into the literature. We are quickly becoming recognized for our excellence in alternative payment models, physician metrics and embracing new technologies to deliver care to patients. Best regards, Robert P. Edwards, MD Milton Lawrence McCall Professor and Chair Department of Obstetrics, Gynecology and Reproductive Sciences 5 RECRUITMENTS FACULTY MEMBER HIRED_ Christine Foley, MD 7/1/2018 Shereen Singer, MD 7/1/2018 Laura Newcomb, MD 7/1/2018 Jennifer Makin, MD 7/1/2018 Hannah Berry, CNM 7/1/2018 Kavita Vani, MD 7/1/2018 Kathleen Ober, MD 7/1/2018 Kavita Vinekar, MD 7/1/2018 Catherine Beecher, MD 8/1/2018 Ali McGregor, MD 8/1/2018 Amaris Yandel, DO 8/1/2018 Allison Serra, MD 9/1/2018 Maureen Hamel, MD 9/1/2018 Spyridon Marinis, MD 9/1/2018 Samia Lopa, PhD 9/1/2018 Lindsay Mastrine, MD 10/1/2018 Meredith Snook, MD 10/1/2018 Judith Albert, MD 10/1/2018 Michael Bashford, MD 11/1/2018 Ralph Aldinger, MD 11/1/2018 Sandra Cascio, PhD 1/1/2019 Diane Adams, DO 1/1/2019 Miguel Brieno-Enriquez, MD, PhD 1/1/2019 Melanie Babcock, PhD 1/1/2019 Marina Opida, MD 4/1/2019 Ronni Getz, CNMW 5/1/2019 Susan Schmidt, CNMW 5/1/2019 Mainpal Rana, PhD 5/1/2019 6 DEPARTURES FACULTY MEMBER DEPARTURE Ronald Cypher, MD 7/19/2018 Sheila Ramgopal, MD 8/31/2018 Lakshmi Vemulapalli, MD 9/3/2018 Audrey Lance, MD 9/7/2018 Nichole Carlson, MD 9/28/2018 Diane Ichikawa, MD 9/28/2018 Thomas Abraham, DO 9/30/2018 William Dundore, MD 9/30/2018 Kristie Blake, CNMW 10/1/2018 Stephen Corey, MD 12/21/2018 Venkata Dasari, MD 12/22/2018 Mark McCormick, MD 1/31/2019 Neely Nelson, MD 4/30/2019 Joseph Kelley, MD 4/30/2019 Jennifer Stull, MD 5/10/2019 Carey Andrew-JaJa, MD 6/30/2019 Rand Himes, MD 6/30/2019 Renu Joshi, MD 6/30/2019 John Myers, MD 6/30/2019 Daniel Nahhas, MD 6/30/2019 Deborah Pike, MD 6/30/2019 George Rosenberg, MD 6/30/2019 Grace Ferguson, MD 6/30/2019 7 Department Professional Members PROFESSORS Steve Caritis, MD Richard Beigi, MD, MSc John Chaillet, MD Kyle Orwig, PhD Robert Edwards, MD Pam Moalli, MD, PhD James Roberts, MD Isabelle Wilkins, MD Richard Guido, MD Yoel Sadovsky, MD Tony Zeleznik, PhD Devereux Saller, MD Sharon Hillier, PhD Joseph Sanfilippo, MD Gerald Schatten, PhD Hyagriv Simhan, MD Joseph Kelley, MD Harold Wiesenfeld, MD, CM Kathleen McIntyre-Seltman, MD Gabriella Gosman, MD Halina Zyczynski, MD ASSOCIATE PROFESSORS Yaacov Barak, PhD Carl Hubel, PhD Arundhathi Jeyabalan, MD Jie Hu, MD, PhD Suketu Mansuria, MD Faina Linkov, PhD Daniel Bellissimo, PhD Mellissa Mann, PhD Michael Bonidie, MD Phuong Mai, MD Janet Catov, PhD Anda Vlad, PhD Timothy Canavan, MD Francesmary Modguno, PhD Tianjiao Chu, PhD Alexander Olawaiye, MD John Comerci, MD Dave Peters, PhD Judy Chang, MD, MPH Robert Powers, PhD Beatrice Chen, MD Paniti Sukumvanich, MD Stephen Emery, MD Margaret Watt-Morse, MD William Walker, PhD Judith Yanowitz, PhD Beatrice Chen, MD Alexander Yatsenko, MD, PhD ASSISTANT PROFESSORS Sharon Achilles, MD, PhD Judith Albert, MD Mary Ackenbom, MD Michelle Boisen, MD Stacy Beck, MD Melanie Babcock, PhD Jessica Berger, MD Audrey Lance, MD Katherine Bunge, MD Jacob Larkin, MD Serena Chan, MD Daniel Lattanzi, MD Sami Makaroun, MD Megan Bradley, MD Noedahn Copley-Woods, MD Marie Menke, MD Madeleine Courtney-Brooks, MD Jean Francois Mouillet, PhD Bonnie Coyne, MD Michael Bashford, MD 8 Nicole