SGS started with SRG

in 2007, and they really felt like there was a need to have clinical practice-based guidelines.

And this was a way to get experts in the field together, along with some methodology consultants, and really get us to look at controversial topics, topics of the hour, and have a group of really intelligent people get together and put these practice guidelines together for their members.

I was in a meeting in New Orleans in about 2009 as a fellow and heard the presentation and just really fell in love with the idea.

And so in 2010, I went to my first meeting and said, this is totally up my alley.

I'm surrounded by people who are awesome in the field, smart people, people who are teaching me about how to do systematic reviews, which I'd never done before.

And I said, this is my new home.

Share with us maybe a little bit about your origin story from medical school and how you decided to get involved with women's health and eventually your gynecology.