Details about the counseling women

Details about the counseling women receive regarding termina-
tion of pregnancy as an alternative to expectant management of
22-week PPROM represent a gap in the current literature. Previous
work has documented that, when offered, as many as 50% of
women presenting with PPROM elect to terminate the pregnancy
to avoid poor maternal or fetal outcomes.8 However, patients
cannot choose options about which they are not informed. As the
threshold for intervention and resuscitation moves to earlier
gestational ages, it is unclear whether obstetricians are currently
offering patients the option of labor induction for pregnancy
termination as an alternative to expectant management at the
lower limits of viability. Little is known about the factors that
influence an obstetrician’s willingness to offer induction or the
extent to which this counseling practice is dependent on a
patient’s preference for resuscitation or palliation. Therefore, the
purpose of this study was to explore obstetricians’ induction
counseling practices for patients presenting with PPROM at
22 weeks GA when patients voice different preferences for resusci-
tative care. More specifically, we aimed to, first, determine an
obstetricians’ overall likelihood of offering induction, then identify
provider and practice setting characteristics associated with
likelihood of offering induction.

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Details About the Women Counseling receive regarding Termina-
tion of Pregnancy as an alternative to expectant Management of
PPROM represent a 22-Week Gap in the current literature. Previous
Work has documented that, when Offered, as MANY as 50% of
Women presenting with PPROM elect to terminate the Pregnancy
to Avoid poor maternal or fetal Outcomes.8 However, patients
Can not choose which options they are not informed About. As the
THRESHOLD for intervention and resuscitation to earlier Moves
Gestational ages, it is unclear whether obstetricians are currently
offering patients the Option of Labor induction for Pregnancy
termination as an alternative to expectant Management at the
Lower limits of viability. Little is Known About the factors that
in FL Uence an Obstetrician's Willingness to Offer induction or the
extent to which this is dependent on a Counseling Practice
's Patient Preference for resuscitation or palliation. Therefore, the
purpose of this Study was to explore obstetricians' induction
Counseling Practices for patients presenting with PPROM at
22 weeks when patients GA Voice Preferences for different Resusci-
Tative Care. More speci fi cally, we aimed to, fi RST, Determine an
obstetricians' overall likelihood of offering induction, then Identify
and Provider Practice Setting characteristics associated with
likelihood of induction offering.