Abstract
Childbirth is a unique experience for a woman’s life and for this reason, it is necessary to ensure the right conditions to have a positive childbirth experience. Thus, the World Health Organization has developed recommendations aimed at promoting normal childbirth and better care of the mother and fetus without unnecessary interventions. This study presents a questionnaire that measures the quality of intrapartum care according to the WHO interventions. The questionnaire was constructed for the needs of a Greek survey for the evaluation of delivery rooms by midwifery students, according to their observations during their internship.
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