Fall 2020 Free Public Webinar:
Evidence on the Top 5 Most Common Reasons for Induction
Did You Know??
In the U.S., about 41% of mothers (2 out of 5) said their care provider tried to induce labor! A recent study found that the top 5 reasons for attempting a medical labor induction include:
- Being close to the due date
- Experiencing health problems
- Worry about being “overdue”
- Waters had broken
- Baby was getting too big
In this free webinar, we will look at the actual research evidence on induction for these top 5 reasons!
Webinar registration is open. Each showing is identical and occurs live. You only need to register for one!
CEUs are not provided; however, you will learn info about how you can earn CEs at Evidence Based Birth®
Oct 14
8:00 PM Eastern Daylight Time
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2:00 PM Eastern Daylight Time
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Oct 20
9:00 PM Eastern Daylight Time
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