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The O&G Magazine Editorial Advisory Committee work hard to ensure that each issue of the magazine explores a theme that is of interest to all those working in women’s health, in particular the specialism of obstetrics and gynaecology. In addition to the theme articles, every issue of the magazine features College news and a variety of articles on women’s health, including regular articles such as Journal Club and the Q&a. Explore the archive by issue to see the full magazine.

Digital Health
Vol. 26 No 4 | Summer 2024
The Summer 2024 edition of O&G Magazine delves into the transformative realm of digital health and the impact it is having on women’s health. This edition covers essential topics such as the integration of digital tools in maternity care, the expanding influence of telehealth, the use of AI tools to assist both doctors and patients, and significant advancements in Australia's cervical screening program aimed at eradicating cervical cancer. The edition also explores how healthcare professionals are effectively using social media to foster awareness and combat health misinformation.
Informed Birth
Vol. 26 No 3 | Spring 2024
In recent years, the topic of informed birth has increasingly been in the spotlight. At the core of informed birth is respect for a woman's autonomy and her right to make decisions about her own body and her birth experience. This edition of O&G Magazine encompasses several important topics related to informed birth – from informed choice in reproductive genetic screening to how healthcare practitioners can ensure they’re placing the mother at the heart of decision making. Other topics include informed fetal monitoring for labour and birthing in the age of social media.
Sustainability
Vol. 26 No 2 | Winter 2024
In this edition of O&G Magazine focused on sustainability, we look at how women’s health and sustainability are inextricably linked and how climate change impacts the health of women and babies worldwide. We meet clinicians and thinkers advocating for a sustainable women’s healthcare system in Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand and discover how sustainability in healthcare is being achieved – from carbon-neutral clinics and green anaesthesia to highlighting how breastfeeding can mitigate the effects of climate change.
Optimising Surgical Outcomes
Vol. 26 No 1 | Autumn 2024
From managing pre-existing pain to postoperative rehabilitation, there are many perioperative considerations that can affect surgical outcomes. Reflecting on our practice and considering individual patient’s clinical and psychosocial history can help tailor perioperative management and result in shorter hospital stays, decreased postoperative pain and improved wound healing among many other benefits.