Cesarean birth injury rates have risen for moms and babies, but training and new device could change that

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Caesarean birth injury rates have risen for mums and babies but training and a new device could change that

  • High-quality adequately powered RCTs comparing techniques to manage and prevent IFH are required. (Those currently available have significant weaknesses.)
  • A universally accepted definition of IFH would facilitate future research and education.
  • Women and their partners need to inform research around the language and management of IFH.
  • The development and implementation of an evidence-based multi-professional educational package would lead to consistent management of this obstetric emergency.
  • More research is required around the efficacy and cost-effectiveness of the Fetal Pillow

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