ArticleDialogues in health2026
Obstetrics and gynecology care as an opportunity for penicillin allergy testing: Results from a novel survey.
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Purpose: Obstetrics and gynecology providers may have a unique opportunity to counsel, educate, and encourage penicillin allergy verification testing for patients reporting a childhood penicillin allergy. Materials and methods: We developed a novel, anonymous, online survey on knowledge and openness to verification testing for both English- and Spanish-speaking participants. Pregnant patients with documented penicillin allergies were offered participation from January-March 2024 via QR code or link embedded in a MyChart message. Results: A total of 189 eligible patients were approached for participation via in-person QR code at their routine clinic visit ( Conclusion: Women showed moderate knowledge about common penicillin allergy course and openness to penicillin allergy verification testing during pregnancy if a discussion had occurred with their provider about their allergy.
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