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ACOG Zika Virus Resource Summary for Ob-Gyns and Health Care Providers

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ACOG Zika Virus Resource Summary for Ob-Gyns and Health Care Providers

ACOG Guidance on Zika Virus

Information from ACOG

Information from CDC

CDC and March of Dimes have created Zika Care Connect (ZCC), a web-based link to information, resources, and services for pregnant women with Zika and parents and families of infants with Zika. ABOG offers MOC credit for participation in ZCC.

Archived CDC COCA presentations Gearing up for the Travel Season: How Clinicians Can Ensure Their Patients are Packed with Knowledge on Zika Prevention and Updated CDC Zika Laboratory Testing Guidance.

CDC’s 'When Should Pregnant Women Be Tested?' Widget: CDC has designed an algorithm widget based on current recommendations to assist in clinical decision making about testing for Zika Virus infection. 

Interim Guidance for Managing Occupational Exposures to Zika Virus for Healthcare Personnel
This document provides guidance for facilities to determine when healthcare providers should be tested for Zika virus infection following an occupational exposure and recommendations for post-exposure management.

Zika Virus—Ten Public Health Achievements in 2016 & Future Priorities

CDC Zika Pregnancy Hotline for healthcare providers. Ob Gyns can contact the CDC Zika Pregnancy Hotline at (770) 488-7100 or by email ZikaPregnancy@cdc.gov for any concerns related to clinical management or the US Zika Pregnancy Registry.

 

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