ObGyn Intelligence Courses
Free, interactive, evidence-based education for clinicians and patients — on the topics in obstetrics and gynecology that matter most.
What these are. ObGyn Intelligence Courses are a growing series of free online courses created to educate clinicians and patients about important issues in obstetrics and gynecology. Each course is built the same way: a pre-test records your baseline, interactive modules teach through evidence and real clinical cases, every answer comes with a rationale and its citation, and a post-test measures your knowledge gain and unlocks a certificate of completion.
What makes them different. Every number is traceable to a verified, peer-reviewed publication listed in full on each course's evidence page. Where the evidence is uncertain, we say so. And where major guidelines disagree with each other — or with the evidence — we report the divergence honestly instead of papering over it.
Evidence First
Vancouver-cited sources, checked against primary literature before anything is published. No fabricated numbers, ever.
Case-Based
Real clinical scenarios with sequential decision points — because reasoning matters more than recall.
Free & Open
No paywall, no login, no credits sold. Education this important should not sit behind a fee.
Available Courses
Congenital Cytomegalovirus in Pregnancy
New
The most common congenital infection — and the least discussed. Epidemiology and the timing paradox, serology and avidity interpretation, amniocentesis timing, ultrasound findings and their limits, hygiene prevention, the valacyclovir evidence, and where SMFM, European, and Italian guidance now diverge.
Clinicians
4 modules
~50 minutes
13 verified references
Certificate
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Maternal & Neonatal Immunization Counseling
New
The four vaccines recommended in pregnancy — Tdap, influenza, RSV, and COVID-19 — plus the newborn's hepatitis B birth dose and vitamin K prophylaxis. Effectiveness numbers you can quote at the bedside, case-based counseling scripts for hesitant patients, and an honest account of the 2026 divide between ACOG's maternal immunization schedule and federal guidance.
Clinicians
4 modules
~50 minutes
10 verified references
Certificate
Start the course →
In Development
Intrapartum Fetal Heart Rate Interpretation: NICHD vs. FIGO
Coming Soon
The two dominant classification systems taught side by side — where they agree, where they conflict, and what that means at the bedside.
VBAC Counseling and TOLAC Candidate Selection
Coming Soon
Absolute versus relative rupture risk, prediction models, and the informed-consent conversation done right.
Timing of Delivery: Early Term, Full Term, and the ARRIVE Era
Coming Soon
Why 37 weeks is not "full term," what the evidence says about 39-week delivery, and the stillbirth–NICU tradeoff explained honestly.
Courses are educational and do not replace clinical judgment or the individualized advice of your own clinician. Certificates document completion; courses are not accredited for CME credit unless explicitly stated. Questions or topic suggestions: obmd.com.
