The correlation between the number of vaginal examinations during active labor and febrile morbidity, a retrospective cohort study

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RT @CandiceChauncy: Rethink those VEs "The number of VEs performed during labor is directly correlated with febrile morbidity. Performing f…

RT @ReasonedMidwife: This related to one of my current bugbears, admission VE’s. If it’s not going to change your plan of care it’s not nee…

RT @thelovelymaeve: Important study. Trust women, use your knowledge and observation skills. VEs aren't the only way to assess the progress…

RT @MidwifeSpillane: Yet another reason not perform routine VE’s. They should only be performed if there is a clinical indication which is…

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