Could a 10-Minute baby monitor cut hospital wait times?
NCT ID NCT07250620
Summary
This study aims to see if a shorter, 10-minute reading from a fetal heart rate monitor is just as good at checking a baby's health during labor as the standard 30-minute reading. Researchers will compare both methods in 200 low-risk pregnant women in active labor. The goal is to make the monitoring process faster and less burdensome in busy hospitals without risking the baby's safety.
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