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It's time to bust some more fetal monitoring myths I have spotted in peer-reviewed research. Today's list is: There's an entirely different way of thinking about maternity services outside of clinical trials, guidelines, and textbooks. Risk and Uncertainty in Maternity Care: Putting Risk In Its Place provides an opportunity to get out of your scrubs and to learn a different way to look at the work you do. It's time for some more #myth busting! Seeing these as myths is tricky - but they all are. What is your favourite quote from Monitoring Your Baby in Labour? I spent some time looking to see if there were other reports about wireless CTG monitors. This is the only other one I can find. Are you a UK maternity professional (midwife, obstetrician, doula, or working in a maternity organisation/charity)? Are you pregnant and planning your next birth after a caesarean section? If the plan is for a vaginal birth, the decisions you make about fetal monitoring can make a big difference to your experience of your labour and the chance of another caesarean section. The UK media are also reporting on the recent device safety notification. ⚠️ Vital information for anyone working with wireless / telemetry CTGs!!!
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