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The Effect of Birth Plans on Obstetrical Outcomes
The study design is a prospective, single institution, randomized control trial in which the introduction of a birth plan is the intervention and a comparison of the rate of Caesarean sections between participants in the control group (no birth plan) and the experimental group (birth plan) is the primary outcome.
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