Hi everyone in today's podcast we're going to talk about the evidence on induction for having a suspected big baby.

Welcome to the Evidence Face Birth Podcast. My name is Rebecca Decker and I'm a nurse with my

PhD and the founder of Evidence Space Birth. Join me each week as we work together

to get evidence-based information

into the hands of families and professionals across the world.

As a reminder, this information is not medical advice.

See EvieBbirth.com, slash disclaimer for more details.

Hi everyone and welcome back to the Evidence-based Birth

podcast. I'm super excited to be hosting this podcast for you today

all about the evidence on

induction for suspected big babies. Before we get started I have a couple of

reminders. First of all most importantly we have a live webinar coming up for the public on

Thursday, November 8 and Friday, November 9. These are free and open to the public

and you can register by going to eBbirth.com slash webinar.

Now both of them are identical so you can pick either November 8th or November 9th to

attend and we're going to be talking about the evidence on elective

induction at 39 weeks and more specifically the big randomized trial called the

arrive trial that just came out all about whether or not women should be induced at 39 weeks or I should say be electively induced at 39 weeks.

Also at the time we're recording this we may have just a few tickets left to the

Evidence-based Birth Conference. That is going to take place in September of 2019.

We sold out of our original allotment of tickets in less than 24 hours and I've since

added two more sets of 50 tickets and we are almost sold out of that second set of

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