Sentence examples for lowest intervention from inspiring English sources

However, the study with the second lowest intervention rate 17 had no such limitation and a first aid rate of 16%.

Overall, women who preferred to have a home birth experienced the lowest intervention rates, except for episiotomy: 56.3% versus 51.9% for women who preferred a midwife-led hospital birth.

It should be noted that the study with the lowest intervention rate 15 only investigated trauma fatalities and hence not necessarily reflects the intervention rate for non-fatal trauma.

This isn't to say that HypnoBirthing is for everyone, but perhaps it's worth at least some exploration, especially if you're a person who imagines a natural, no, (or low) intervention childbirth.

Moreover, enrollees in the volunteer-driven group ultimately reported low intervention exposure.

A possible explanation for not finding effectiveness can be poor implementation of the Houvast method, resulting in low intervention fidelity.

The collective mean estimated benefit of the changes arising from the DESMOND intervention is sufficient to outweigh the low intervention cost per patient.

The strength of the study is the low intervention exposure (only twice-a-week training sessions), accessibility, and the low drop-out rate.

This is consistent with Klein's findings that maternal-fetal medicine specialists and female physicians had more comfort with low intervention approaches [ 21].

The generalizability of these studies to birth settings with low intervention rates, like those generally found in Norway, is not obvious.

We also spoke to, among others, Neel Shah, an obstetrician-gynecologist at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, in Boston, about moving the medical establishment toward a more low-intervention approach to childbirth.