The Centre for OASIS provides comprehensive care for female patients with obstetrical trauma, pelvic floor disorders, and postpartum pain.

Specializing in Obstetrical Trauma
This is the first dedicated clinic outside of the hospital in Canada with a longitudinal care model for patients with obstetrical trauma that includes
1. Postpartum patients: a comprehensive 12-months dedicated care pathway for patients with obstetric anal sphincter injuries (OASIS) (3rd and 4th degree perineal lacerations); management of postpartum pelvic floor disorders and postpartum pain
2. Subsequent pregnancy post-OASIS: counselling regarding mode of subsequent delivery and postpartum follow-up
3. Long-term complications of obstetrical trauma for pre- and postmenopausal women with dedicated pelvic floor disorders clinic and anorectal clinics.

Endoanal ultrasound (EAUS) is performed and interpreted in-clinic by a urogynecologist, to provide consistent patient counselling and management.

Our Mission & Vision
A patient-centred culture and the experience of our patients is our top priority.
 
Our mission is to provide exceptional care and advance quality of life for patients with obstetrical trauma and pelvic floor disorders through comprehensive education, prevention, diagnosis, and multidisciplinary management that is specifically tailored to each individual patient.
 
Our vision is to advance care for patients with obstetrical trauma and pelvic floor disorders through clinical care, research, patient and provider education, advocacy, and patient-centred innovation.

Our Values
Our core values are integrity, beneficence, dedication, quality, inclusion, diversity, compassion, collaboration, creativity, and innovation. 

Patient & Provider Education
Centre for OASIS collaborates with the OBGYN Academy to provide recurrent live patient and provider educational sessions about obstetrical trauma and pelvic floor disorders.

How to Access the Centre for OASIS?
A referral from a provider (physician, nurse practitioner, or midwife) is required to receive an appointment at the Centre for OASIS. A referral form is downloaded from this website, the form is filled out by a physician, and then faxed to the Centre for OASIS.
 
An acknowledgement letter will then be sent to the referring provider and the patient will be contacted directly with a date, time, and instructions for an appointment.