Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust
Active Labour and Giving Birth
Explains established labour, monitoring during labour, reaching full cervical dilatation and the second stage when the baby is born.
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WHO Labour Care Guide to Support Intrapartum Care for a Positive Birth Experience
An introduction to the WHO Labour Care Guide, an international tool designed to support respectful, evidence-based care during labour and birth.
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International guidance from the World Health Organization, shared as supplementary background.
This is international guidance from the World Health Organization. It is not United States guidance and does not describe how any individual maternity service works.
Key takeaways
- What the WHO Labour Care Guide is for.
- How it supports monitoring during labor and birth.
- Why a positive birth experience matters.
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References
- World Health Organization — Labour Care Guide
This video was produced by World Health Organization (WHO) and is shared for education only. It is not medical advice and does not replace guidance from your GP, fertility clinic or another qualified healthcare professional. Always discuss your own circumstances with your clinical team.