Vulvodynia Is Not Associated with Concurrent Candidal Vaginitis.

The study purpose was to determine the prevalence of candida-positive vulvovaginal genital cultures among women with vulvodynia. This study was a retrospective analysis of data collected from 2017 to 2020. Eligible patients receiving care from an academic women's health practice in central Texas that employed value-based care pathways and who had a genital culture diagnostic test collected were included.

The Use of Ancillary Services Under a Bundled Care Versus a Fee-For-Service Payment Model.

Objectives: Colocated services in a team-based integrated practice unit (IPU) optimize care of pelvic floor disorders. Our goal was to compare ancillary service utilization in a multidisciplinary IPU between patients covered by a bundled payment model (BPM) versus a traditional fee-for-service model (FFSM).

Methods: Medical records of women attending an IPU for pelvic floor disorders with colocated services, including nutrition, social work, psychiatry, physical therapy, and subspecialty care between October 2017 and December 2018, were included in this retrospective chart review.