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Optimizing Timing of Cesarean Delivery Consent on Labor and Delivery

RecruitingNAAges 18 Years - anyFemaleDuke University
NCT07117708 on ClinicalTrials.gov ↗
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In plain words

What the trial is, and whether it could suit you

Nationally, 32.1% of pregnant patients deliver via cesarean delivery, including both patients who undergo a planned cesarean delivery and patients who intend to undergo vaginal delivery and are recommended to deliver via cesarean delivery. The investigators aim to understand how to optimize the patient experience for patients who present to the hospital intending to deliver vaginally but are recommended to deliver via cesarean delivery (an unplanned cesarean delivery). Practices regarding timing of informed consent for possible cesarean delivery vary widely across hospitals in the United States; some institutions will consent every patient on admission to the hospital for possible cesarean delivery, whereas some institutions consent patients for possible cesarean delivery only if a patient's clinical course suggests cesarean delivery may be indicated. This study aims to determine optima

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📋 Eligibility rules (as published)
Inclusion Criteria: * 18 years of age or older * Receiving prenatal care at Duke Perinatal Durham or Duke Women's Health Associates * Between 34 weeks 0 days and 41 weeks 0 days of gestation * Scheduled for induction of labor OR are eligible/intend to be scheduled for an induction of labor Exclusion Criteria: * Trial of labor after cesarean delivery * Multiple gestation * Major fetal anomalies * Presenting for induction of labor as a transfer from the antepartum inpatient service * Non-English speaking * Those who do not intend to labor * Patients who are ineligible for vaginal delivery for other reasons, including fetal malpresentation or abnormal placentation
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What it tests

  • Early Surgical Consent
  • Surgical Consent if Clinically Indicated
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Where

1 site
Duke University
Durham, United States
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