Overdiagnosis and CTG monitoring

Unlike Dr Who, we can’t drop into our future timeline to see what the consequences of our current decisions are. If we could, would we make different choices?
Unlike Dr Who, we can’t drop into our future timeline to see what the consequences of our current decisions are. If we could, would we make different choices?
I quite like Doctor Who. One of the common threads in the show involves the Doctor warning their companions that it is important not to meddle with the past in a way that might alter the future. Of course, what inevitably happens is that the Doctor and companions end up being compelled take action in order to ensure that everyone arrives at the end of the episode happy and healthy, […]
Someone took a little rant of mine and turned it into something wonderful!
Does CTG monitoring generate more harm than benefit for babies? Here’s the evidence….
What are women’s experiences with intrapartum CTG monitoring? Sadly, we don’t actually know….
Don’t assume that because something is standard practice in your part of the world that it is based in sound evidence.
It’s just a CTG – it can’t hurt to do one. Or can it? This week’s post explored the risks of CTG use.
We can do more to solve the problem of #DomesticAbuse – a review of the book See What You Made Me do.
Personalised growth charts don’t seem to be the solution we hoped for. #GAP #StillbirthPrevention