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Do Women Have a Choice? Care Providers' and Decision Makers' Perspectives on Barriers to Access of Health Services for Birth after a Previous Cesarean.

Sarah B MunroJude KornelsenKitty CorbettElizabeth WilcoxNick BansbackPatricia Janssen
Published in: Birth (Berkeley, Calif.) (2016)
To facilitate women's increased access to planned VBAC, it is necessary to address the barriers perceived by care providers and decision makers. Strategies to mitigate concerns include initiating decision support immediately after the primary cesarean, addressing the social risks that influence women's preferences, and managing perceptions of patient and litigation risks through shared decision making.
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