AUGMENTATION OF LABOUR AND FETAL OUTCOMES IN RELATION TO BIRTH POSITIONS: A SECONDARY ANALYSIS OF AN RCT EVALUATING BIRTH SEAT BIRTHS
Background: The WHO advises against recumbent position for longer periods during labour and birth. It has been suggested that upright posi-tions may improve childbirth outcomes and reduce the need for oxytocin augmentation. However RCTs of interventions to encourage upright positions are scarce. The aims of this study were to assess whether there is a relationship between the use of oxytocin augme
